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Date: 20 November 1991
Because of declines in advertising and circulation, The Baltimore Sun has announced plans to reduce its staff by offering an enhanced severance package to employees who volunteer to leave. A notice announcing the plan said "layoffs or other measures may still be necessary at a later date" if a sufficient number of employees do not leave.
Date: 20 November 1991
By Stuart Elliott
Stuart Elliott
WHITTLE COMMUNICATIONS is considering the introduction of an elementary school version of Channel One, its controversial advertising-supported daily news program for high schools, media and advertising executives say. If Whittle Communications, which specializes in creating alternative media properties for advertisers, proceeds with the project, these executives said, it might be called Big Picture Television. The name comes from the Big Picture posters, signs that Whittle has installed in elementary schools for several years featuring advertisements alongside information.
Date: 21 November 1991
By Diana B. Henriques
Diana
The future seemed bright for Cascade International, a fast-growing chain of women's clothing shops and cosmetic centers whose stock had been praised, and purchased, by a number of professional investors and mutual fund managers since January. Sales at the company's boutiques -- including the Diana Shops, scattered throughout the South, and Allison's Place, in California and Texas -- seemed to be soaring and the company reported steady profits. The company was also about to open a chain of Oleg Cassini boutiques under an exclusive licensing agreement with the designer.
Date: 20 November 1991
By Nicholas D. Kristof
Nicholas
Purges in China used to be simple: the Communist Party pounced on a "rightist," denounced him and forced humiliating confessions from him, and then either imprisoned him or else hacked out his dignity and left him cowering silently. So these days, much of Beijing's intellectual and cultural world is transfixed by the remarkable spectacle of a victim fighting back, particularly because he is one of China's most celebrated writers and a former Minister of Culture. The battle is being fought with the subtle gestures of a Beijing opera, but there is little doubt that what is fundamentally at stake is the amount of cultural freedom that the Government will allow.
Date: 21 November 1991
INTERNATIONAL A3-18 WINTER STRAINS SOVIET BUDGET President Mikhail S. Gorbachev appealed to a shrunken Soviet Parliament to spend money it does not have to get through the winter. The Russian republic refused. Page A1 The United States promised Moscow $1.5 billion worth of food aid. A18
Date: 20 November 1991
International A3-16 REPUBLICS BACK SOVIET DEBT As hopes for emergency aid snagged on an internal dispute over past Soviet debt, eight Soviet republics were reported in agreement that they would shoulder the entire Soviet debt if necessary to protect their remaining credibility. Page A1
Date: 20 November 1991
By Sheridan Morley, International Herald Tribune
Sheridan Morley
As the West End retreats, in the face of financial crisis, to the comparative safety of museum-like revivals, it is to the fringe that we have to turn for any dramatic reflections of the way we live now. Here are three new plays, all more or less topical,
Date: 21 November 1991
Reuters
The USAir Group Inc. said it agreed to pay Midway Airlines Inc. $16.7 million for 12 jet takeoff and landing slots at LaGuardia Airport in New York and 10 others at Washington National Airport. USAir said most of the slots would be used to operate new flights to Midway Airport in Chicago, replacing service that was lost when Midway Airlines ceased operations last week. The agreement is subject to approval by the Justice and Transportation Departments, as well as the Federal bankruptcy judge overseeing the Midway case.
Date: 21 November 1991
By Lawrence M. Fisher
Lawrence
For the Boeing Company, the agreement between McDonnell Douglas and Taiwan Aerospace raises the threat that both of the Seattle aircraft builder's competitors would be government subsidized. Boeing has long complained that Airbus Industrie, a European consortium, can discount its jetliners heavily because of these subsidies. "The fact that the Taiwan Goverment is a major holder in the Taiwan Aerospace Corporation makes you wonder what effect that will have on commercial decision making," Roy Phillips, Boeing's director of international joint programs development, said in a telephone interview. "We would like to see that sort of thing stopped."
Date: 21 November 1991
Heller Financial Inc., one of the nation's largest factoring companies, continues to guarantee payment for shipments of merchandise to R. H. Macy & Company on a limited basis, though Heller told its clients last week that it was suspending credit lines to the department store operator.