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Date: 07 April 1985
Otis Chandler, the chairman and editor in chief of the Times Mirror Company of Los Angeles, has been chosen to receive the Rochester Institute of Technology's Isaiah Thomas Award for newspaper management. The award is to be presented Tuesday.
Date: 07 April 1985
By Clifford D. May, Special To the New York Times
Clifford
An official sat in his office at the Government's Relief and Rehabilitation Commission recently, answering questions about why, in this time of severe drought and famine, Ethiopia is still selling livestock and other food products to customers abroad. The official said that none of the goods being exported would be of much use to those in the camps - famished people need enriched grains, not meat and hides - and that Ethiopia had to earn foreign currency to pay for many vital imports. Then, his temper rising, he made a point seldom mentioned in discussions of this country's plight: ''Listen, we've got nine million people or so who are starving or close to it. That still leaves more than 30 million Ethiopians who are not starving. Their lives can't just come to a full stop.''
Date: 07 April 1985
Major League Previews New and exciting as they may be, the Mets are not quite ready to win the National League East, says Joseph Durso. His pick is the Cubs, who won the division last year only to lose to the San Diego Padres in the playoff. If the Cubs win the division, they would most likely find a familiar opponent, the Padres. Murray Chass likes the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East and the Yankees to finish fifth. In the West, the Minnesota Twins, once a power in the division, may have enough to return to prominence.
Date: 08 April 1985
MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1985 International Mikhail S. Gorbachev is prepared to hold a summit meeting with President Reagan, he announced. The Soviet leader also announced a moratorium on the deployment of Soviet medium-range missiles in Europe, and called on the United States to respond with a similar freeze. (Page A1, Column 6. )
Date: 07 April 1985
SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1985 International A military coup in the Sudan overthrew the Government of President Gaafar al-Nimeiry. It was led by the recently appointed Defense Minister, Gen. Abdel Rahman Mohammed Hassan Swareddahab, the new Government announced. The takeover followed more than a week of demonstrations and strikes touched off by increased food prices and growing disaffection for President Nimeiry, an army officer who was regarded as pro-Western. He was in Cairo, arriving there yesterday after a visit to the United States. (Page 1, Column 6.)
Date: 08 April 1985
AP
Oh Min Gun of South Korean won a close, unanimous 15-round decision over Irving Mitchell of San Diego and retained his International Boxing Federation featherweight title today. The champion put on a relentless attack.
Date: 08 April 1985
UPI
Upi
The Vancouver Canucks, completing the worst season in their 15 years, have notified the coach- general manager, Harry Neale, that he will be dismissed, a newspaper reported today. According to The Province, Neale was told last Thursday by the owner, Frank Griffiths, that he had somebody else in mind for the job. Neale, who took over the general managing duties in 1982 from Jake Milford, has two years remaining on his contract.
Date: 07 April 1985
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
They were forced to march 43 years ago this week 70 miles to a Japanese prison camp in the Philippines. Those who survived ended up slave laborers for Japanese corporations in coal mines and elsewhere.
Date: 07 April 1985
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
When the construction of Taino Towers was approved by the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development in 1971, it was viewed as more than just another rent-subsidized, low-income housing project. It was to be an enclave of hope in East Harlem, offering the poor not only decent apartments, but also such amenities as terraces, a swimming pool, a theater and an auditorium for community activities.
Date: 07 April 1985
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
Hotter than a major-league pennant race has been the decadelong battle between two major bubble- gum manufacturers for dominance in the multimillion-dollar baseball-card business. For years, Topps Chewing Gum Inc. held exclusive contracts with the major league ballplayers for use of their pictures on the cards.