Alfred E Neuman Goes on the Block At Christie's Auction
Park Avenue auction moves from high art to Mad magazine memorabilia with Alfred E. Neuman items and 1966 73 era artwork. Pre sale show draws Mad fans, ad execs, and Wall Street crowd. Expected bids roughly 2,500 to 5,500 for many pieces, with standout items including Butch Cassidy parody art and Spy vs. Spy cartoons.
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Mad Magazine
Christies Auction House
New York
Park Avenue
Picasso
van Gogh
Blocc
Alfred F. Newman
Santa
Virginia
Santa Claus
Alfred E. Neuman
Christie's
Joshua Arfer
Spraties Collectibles Department
Madison Avenue
Wall Street
Bleec
Don Martin
Sergio Aragones
Dave Berg
al Jaffe
Antonio Probias
Mad
Alfred FE
Paul Newman
Robert Redford
Butch Cassidy
Mia Farrow
Batman
Madonna
Michael Jackson
Ted
Alice
Martin
Probias
Jaffe
Berg
Mr. Arfer
Dubious gains in women's wages in 1992 say magazine
Working Woman magazine reports women earned 75 percent of men's wages in the first three quarters of 1992, up from 70 cents per dollar in 1991 as declines hit men's pay more than women's. The survey notes younger women fared better, with ages 24 to 35 earning 80 cents on the dollar, and highlights bias across sectors. The 1991 survey also shows a widening gap despite education and skills gains. It lists top earners in corporate America with substantial bonuses and options.
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New York
Working Woman
Lynn Povich
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statitics
Ms. Povich
America
Turi Josefsen
US Surgical Corp
Rena Rowan
Jones Apparel Group
Linda J. Wachner
Warnaco Apparel Company
Free trade pact signed aims for booming North America
President Bush signed the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, predicting an explosion of growth across the Americas. Clinton supports the pact with conditions, while Congress faces debate on side agreements, environmental safeguards, and worker protection before implementation in 1994.
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Washington
Bush
North America
Mexico
Canada
Organization of American States
Western Hemisphere
Central
South America
Caribbean
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Brian Mulroney
Clinton
Alaska
Argentina
America
Chile
Central America
Mr. Bush
Americas
Latin America
Treasury
Nicholas Brady
OAS
White House
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
U .S
Ottawa
Mulroney
U.S
United States
Capitol Hill
Trade deficit improves in October
The October U S trade deficit narrowed to 7 03 billion as exports hit an all time high and imports fell slightly The deficit with Japan rose to 4 96 billion the largest gap in four years Analysts forecast higher deficits in 1993 amid weaker overseas markets and rising import demand The report also noted unemployment benefit claims rose for the week ending December 5 by 22 000 to 347 000 reflecting holiday processing schedules.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Europe
Japan
David Wyss
Dri-Mcgraw Hill
Lexington
Mass
America
Labor Department
Clinton
Laura Tyson
Council of Economic Advisers
Tyson
Little Rock
Ark
Rudiger Dornbusch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Associated Press
Alfred E
Says Magazine
IBM
Horm
Dow Jones Industrial
Kmart
Syve Nyse
New York Gold
Litton
AllePwr
Ae Amax
Loyola
Mariot Ord
Avemco
Fa BioWhittakerty
Y Mercantile
Brkshr Vache
Ciizens Bank
Fe Moore Corp
Nations Bari
Comsat Ash
Exxon
Cox
F&m Bancorp
Giant Foods
Quoun Co
Peatis
Fane
Heen
Baker Wats Tae
Auor
Francis Scott Key Western
F.W.D. Mogers
Urbana Pike
Frederick
M.D
Tate Chrysler
Plymouth
Tate Chryster
IM Humerick
Aoe Bart
Jim Humerick
Chryster
Joe Bart
Syeekrem
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