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Date: 10 March 1993
By James C. McKinley Jr
James McKinley
No one has officially declared for the mayoral or City Council President's race yet, but in an unofficial way, the candidates were out in force at City Hall yesterday. In the rotunda, Herman Badillo, the former Bronx Congressman who would be Mayor, attacked the Dinkins administration for what he called a deliberate policy to cut back on the arrests of street-level drug dealers.
Date: 09 March 1993
By Diana B. Henriques
Diana
Last summer, the South Bay Care Center, a 192-bed nursing home in Long Beach, Calif., was in desperate shape. The nonprofit group that owned it was behind on its bills and its mortgage payments, and was frantically trying to sell the business. At last, in September, a buyer was found -- Steven Hoffenberg, who later stepped into the spotlight as an 11th-hour bidder for The New York Post. But curiously, when the paperwork was being prepared for the nursing home purchase, Mr. Hoffenberg's name was nowhere to be found.
Date: 10 March 1993
An Industry Counterattacks Under pressure to cut prices, drug companies say they want an exemption from antitrust laws so they can discuss price restraints. Page A16. Scandal Widens in Italy Reverberations were felt in the Government and around Italy when two more prominent figures were arrested on corruption charges. Page A3. Shearson May Be Sold American Express is discussing the sale of its Shearson securities brokerage subsidiary to Primerica for about $1 billion. Page D1. A Net Loss of New Yorkers About twice as many people left New York State as moved in from other states during the late 1980's. Page B1.
Date: 10 March 1993
By John T. McQuiston
John McQuiston
Katie Beers, whose kidnapping late last year drew headlines across the nation, has issued an impassioned plea for her privacy. In a letter to the Family Court urging that a custody hearing be closed to reporters, Katie, 10, wrote, "I don't want people to know what happened to me, because it is none of their businesses."
Date: 09 March 1993
Old habits die hard in Romania, whose Communist regime was the most autocratic in Eastern Europe until its violent demise in 1989. Under Nicolae Ceaucescu, Romanians were forbidden to own typewriters without a police permit. That rule has gone, but not the mentality it mirrored. Though present-day Romania is supposedly more "democratic," members of the Chamber of Deputies still vote in secret. And any journalist whose reports are deemed "incorrect" may lose the right to attend Parliament and may also be required to publish a retraction written by the chamber's president.
Date: 10 March 1993
By Richard Perez-Pena
Richard Perez-Pena
The New York Post's financial roller coaster ride took new twists and dips yesterday when one of its prospective buyers announced that he wanted to be the newspaper's sole owner, then appeared to back out of the purchase altogether. Abraham Hirschfeld, who had been working to acquire the newspaper with Steven Hoffenberg, came to Federal Bankruptcv Court in Manhattan yesterday apparently intending to say that the two had reached an agreement.
Date: 09 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The Boeing Company, which is planning to reduce its work force by 20 percent in the next 18 months, said today that it increased the pay of its chairman, Frank Shrontz, by 15.7 percent last year because the company exceeded all of its 1992 business goals. The 61-year-old executive, who plans to step down in 1995, received a salary of $821,361 last year and a cash bonus of $554,000, according to a preliminary proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In 1991, Mr. Shrontz received less than $1.2 million in salary and bonus.
Date: 09 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Publicker Industries of Old Greenwich, Conn., said yesterday that it had signed a definitive agreement to sell its American Cryogas Industries unit for $14 million to Messer Griesheim Industries, a subsidiary of Messer Griesheim G.m.b.H., part of the Hoechst A.G. group of companies. American Cryogas is a producer and distributor of liquid and solid carbon dioxide and related products, with 1992 sales of about $14 million. Publicker stock closed up 12.5 cents a share yesterday, to $1.75, on the New York Stock Exchange.
Date: 10 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Shares of the Comptronix Corporation jumped 21.4 percent yesterday in Nasdaq trading as investors took heart from the company's decision to settle a class-action shareholder lawsuit and restructure its debt. Comptronix shares rose 75 cents to close at $4.25, on a volume of more than 729,700 shares. Comptronix, based in Guntersville, Ala., said yesterday that it had agreed to settle shareholder suits by issuing $10.5 million in convertible preferred stock and by paying $2 million in cash by 1994.
Date: 10 March 1993
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
The GTE Corporation's GTE Telephone Operations unit is offering buyouts to 26,000 salaried workers nationwide in an effort to reduce its work force by up to 6 percent this year. In addition, GTE California, a subsidiary of GTE Telephone, said yesterday that it was dismissing 300 hourly employees and offering early retirement to another 1,616 hourly workers.