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5th of July 1989 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 5 lipca 1989 roku
About Education
Date: 05 July 1989
By Fred M. Hechinger
Fred
LEAD: How free should high school newspapers be? Will they lose their readers if censored by school administrators more interested in community relations than in press freedom? This week Iowa joined Massachusetts and California in curbing administrative censorship with a new state law allowing school officials to censor the content of student newspapers only if stories raise concerns of libel, violation of privacy or other legal infractions.
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NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 05 July 1989
LEAD: International A3-10 Solidarity entered Parliament as the first freely elected opposition party to do so in a Communist country, with Lech Walesa sitting opposite General Jaruzelski. Page A1
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Contract to LTV
Date: 06 July 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The LTV Corporation said its missiles and electronics group had received a five-year contract totaling $942 million to continue producing the Army's Multiple Launch Rocket System. The group will build the launchers and rockets at its plant in Camden, Ark., where 1,300 people are employed, the company said.
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Winery Is Bought
Date: 06 July 1989
Special to The New York Times
LEAD: The William Wheeler Winery in Sonoma County, Calif., said it had agreed to be acquired by a French company, Paribas Domaines-U.S.A. Inc., which is majority owned by Paribas Domaines S.A., an affiliate of the French banking group. William Wheeler, based in Healdsburg, produces 20,000 cases a year. The company is the latest California winery to be bought by a foreign company.
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Borden Unit's Sale
Date: 06 July 1989
AP
LEAD: The Galloway West Company, a subsidiary of Borden Inc. and Wisconsin's largest producer of Swiss cheese, is being bought by Waterford Foods P.L.C. of Ireland. The purchase price was not disclosed. Galloway West will continue to operate under its current name, and its 300 employees should not be affected by the transaction.
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Advance in Optical Fibers
Date: 06 July 1989
Special to The New York Times
LEAD: Optical fibers that can process light signals as well as carry them from one computer chip to another have been fashioned by researchers at the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor.
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Poqet Computer Stake to Fujitsu
Date: 06 July 1989
Special to The New York Times
LEAD: The Poqet Computer Corporation of Sunnyvale, Calif., has become the latest high-technology start-up company to turn to a Japanese company for capital. Poqet, which has developed a personal computer smaller than existing laptop machines, said it had sold a 38 percent stake to Fujitsu Ltd., Japan's leading computer maker.
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Olivetti Is Chosen For Bank Project
Date: 06 July 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The Olivetti computer group of Italy said it had beaten strong American competition to win a contract worth at least $350 million, the largest order in its 80-year history. The contract to supply an office automation system to the Dutch cooperative bank Rabobank Nederland B.A. could grow to be worth even more, said Carlo de Benedetti, the chairman of Ing.
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Marion Agreement On U.S. Bioscience
Date: 06 July 1989
Reuters
LEAD: Marion Laboratories Inc. said it had agreed in principle to acquire a minority stake in U.S. Bioscience Inc., a pharmaceutical company that researches drugs to treat cancer. It said U.S. Healthcare Inc. would continue to own about 27 percent of U.S. Bioscience, based in Blue Bell, Pa., and Leonard Abramson, U.S.
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Idaho Builder's Japan Project
Date: 06 July 1989
AP
LEAD: A primary American construction company signed a contract today to participate in a $47.9 million building project in downtown Tokyo.
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