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Books of The Times; One Network's Trip on the Campaign Trail

Date: 06 July 1993

By Michiko Kakutani

Michiko Kakutani

Strange Bedfellows How Television and the Presidential Candidates Changed American Politics, 1992. By Tom Rosenstiel 368 pages. Hyperion. $24.95 Denouncements of the press by politicians proliferated during last year's Presidential campaign. George Bush's campaign complained that the news media suffered from a liberal bias. Bill Clinton's campaign complained that the media diverted attention from the real issues by focusing on silly matters like Gennifer Flowers. And Ross Perot's campaign complained that the media had become an obstacle between the voter and the political process.

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Observer; Haiti In the Sun

Date: 06 July 1993

By Russell Baker

Russell Baker

The news was so thin over the weekend that Haiti made the front pages in several newspapers. You can tell an editor has been looking into a bare pantry when he comes back with a Caribbean story. When Haiti is the juiciest Caribbean story going it feels as if the end of history may be more than a book by Francis Fukuyama. We are not slurring poor Haiti, but merely stating the fact. As the philosopher-journalist James Reston once observed, Americans will do anything for Latin America except read about it.

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INSIDE

Date: 06 July 1993

Albany Accord on Smoking Negotiators for the Legislature and Governor Cuomo reached agreement on a bill that would expand restrictions on smoking. Page B1. Final Minutes of Blimp Flight After a blimp became "uncontrollable," its pilot worked to avoid the Manhattan skyline before it crashed on a roof, its co-pilot said. Page B1. Sheik to Fight Extradition A lawyer for Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman said the radical Islamic cleric intended to wage a "vigorous fight" against extradition efforts. Page B3.

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Patterns

Date: 06 July 1993

By Amy M. Spindler

Amy

Watch Out, New York Anyone who attends the Paris collections knows the tart tongue of Angeline de Monthurban von Schtupp y Fuentes, whose Parisian Diary keeps a hooded eye on happenings on and off the runway. Now, calling herself the more American-sounding Miss Angeline, she is heading across the Atlantic to bring the diary to the New York women's collections.

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64% OF JAPANESE SAY U.S. RELATIONS ARE 'UNFRIENDLY'

Date: 06 July 1993

By David E. Sanger

David Sanger

As President Clinton heads to Tokyo for the Group of Seven summit meeting and his first official visit to the country he describes as America's most important partner, nearly two-thirds of Japanese polled describe their country's relations with the United States as "unfriendly." The poll, conducted in both countries by The New York Times, CBS News and the Tokyo Broadcasting System, found Japanese feeling toward the United States to be more negative than at any time in the eight years the poll has been conducted.

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Pacific Telesis Dispute

Date: 07 July 1993

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Consumer groups and the California Public Utilities Commission staff will seek up to $500 million from the Pacific Telesis Group before supporting its plan to spin off its wireless division into a separate company, The Los Angeles Times reported today.

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BRITISH MILITARY CONTRACTORS REBUT REPORT OF MERGER

Date: 06 July 1993

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

British Aerospace P.L.C. and the General Electric Company of Britain, rival military contractors, said yesterday that they had talks that focused on "fuller collaboration" in recent months, but that they had ended with no merger. In a joint statement, the companies rebutted an article in The Sunday Times of London that reported they might join forces. G.E.C. is not related to the General Electric Company in the United States.

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CALIFORNIA COURT RULING FAVORS INTEL ON CHIPS

Date: 06 July 1993

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. says a California appeals court has refused to reconsider restoring a ruling that gave the company permanent royalty-free rights to make clones of the Intel Corporation's 386-series computer chips. The company said over the weekend that it was not surprised by the court's refusal, announced late Friday, and said it would now appeal to the California Supreme Court. Advanced Micro Devices had petitioned the California Sixth District Court of Appeals to reconsider a June 4 decision that reversed an arbitrator's ruling giving the company the right to copy the Intel chips. Intel officials could not be reached for comment.

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TANDY WILL SELL STAKE IN PHONE-MAKING VENTURES

Date: 07 July 1993

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

The Tandy Corporation said yesterday that it intended to sell its stake in two cellular telephone manufacturing facilities for $31.5 million. The sale of its 50 percent shares of the TMC Company and the TNC Company to the Nokia Corporation of South Korea, its partner in the ventures, is subject to the execution of a definitive agreement by the companies, Tandy said.

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G.M. PAPERS FOUND IN VW MANAGERS' HOMES

Date: 07 July 1993

By Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Prosecutors in Germany said yesterday that they had found papers belonging to the General Motors Corporation's German subsidiary, Adam Opel A.G., in the Wiesbaden apartments of at least two managers of a competitor, Volkswagen A.G. Volkmar Kallenbach, a spokesman for the prosecutors, said the VW managers, whom he would not identify, were previously employed by G.M. and were associates of Jose Ignacio Lopez de Arriortua, G.M.'s former purchasing chief who joined Volkswagen as its head of production and purchasing in March.

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