Bloomingdale's 100 Year Birthday Marked by Seven Week Bash
A lengthy feature traces Bloomingdale's centennial journey from its modest early days on Third Avenue to becoming a global flagship. It notes royal visits, celebrity foot traffic, design innovations, and key milestones including mergers, neighborhood impact, and a lasting image as a fashion and department store landmark.
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New York
Elisabeth
JeHves Simpson
Riveriedaic
Calluray Misterian Lymam
Sarmae
Petis Reguons
Chidren
Sumnee Bloomingdice
At Leys
Bloomingdale's
Federated Department Stores
Lacket
Unts
James Schulf Sr
King Uuyers Cae Worldwide
Expo 86 in Vancouver proves a successful midway run
Expo 86 officials forecast a strong fair as daily attendance nears 140000 during mid July at the Vancouver site False Creek. The event opened May 2 and runs through October 13 with 13.75 million visits budget and 15 million tickets sold. Jim Pattison and Bill McMullen cite planning and a festive show as keys to success while noting a projected deficit of 210 to 280 million offset by a lottery.
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Vancouver
Columbus
Alberta
Jim Pattison
Expo
Bill McMullen
Jim Patterson
Canada Pavilion
Egypt
Singapore
Ocean Inlet
False Creek
Saskatchewan
Francis Drake
Fiji
Brunei Darussalam
Arctic Circle
Closest of matches seen for chess championship
World chess champion Garri Kasparov and challenger Anatoly Karpov prepare for a close, hard fought match in London and Leningrad. Both players emphasize top physical training as they meet for the third title bout in two years with prize money to aid the Chernobyl disaster fund.
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Associated Press
London
Garri Kasparov
Anatoly Karpov
Kasparov
Karpov
Park Lane
Leningrad
Leonixo Garcia
World Chess Federation
Fiorencio Campomianes
Philippines
Moscow
Campomanes
Federation
Chernobyl
Greater London Council
Miracle Baby Ami Survives Stillborn Birth Turned Birthday Celebration
FRAMINGHAM Mass Two years ago Billy and Tami Zilembo prepared for a funeral after doctors believed their daughter Ami had died during delivery. Instead Ami was born alive at 27 days overdue during a Caesarean section and has since thrived walking at nine months and celebrating her second birthday with family, cards, and gratitude from strangers.
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Framingham
Mass
Billy
Tami Zilembo
Tami
Weir
Ami
Xiembo
Framingham Union Hospital
Gerald Cohen
Cohen
Case on school reading rights heads to Supreme Court
Greeneville, Tenn. families sue to veto library books on religious grounds. Trial ends with judge delaying ruling, parties eyeing U S Supreme Court. Attorneys include Michael Farris for families and Timothy Dyk for the Hawkins County school board. Case pits faith protections against curriculum control amid national implications.
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Associated Press
Greeneville
Tenn
Tennessee
Michael Farris
Thomas G. Hull
Farris
Moral Majority
Washington State
Women For America
Timothy Dyk
Hawkins County
American Way
Norman Lear
L. Frank Baum
John Scopes
Dayton
Scopes
Holt, Rinehart
Winston
Hull
Jordan Lorence
Dyk
Beverly LeHaye
Concerned Women For America
Lear
America
Gwen Gregory
National School Boards Association
William Farmer
Holt
Farmer
Vicki Frost
Church Hill
Crime Up For First Time Since 1981 FBI Report
FBI data show a 5 percent rise in U S crime in 1985 the first year to year increase since 1981. Larcenies led gains while violent crimes rose 4 percent overall and car thefts edged higher. The report notes migration and the 16 to 24 age cohort as key factors with adult arrests up 2 percent and under 18s up 5 percent.
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FBI
Associated Press
Washington
James Fyfe
The
Police Foundation
American University
United States
South
West
Northeast
Midwest
Alfred Blumstein
School of Urban and Public Affairs
Carnegie-Melion University
Pittsburgh
Terry Eastland
Edwin Meese
Blumstein
Moscow cinema: Soviet action film pits Red Army hero vs CIA foes
A Red Army major leads four young commandos in Solo Voyage a violent state run Mosfilm thriller about CIA plots to provoke war with the Soviet Union. U.S. mercenaries seize a missile base aim to trigger World War III but are halted by Shatokhin and his team amid heavy combat and brutal violence.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Kremlin
Georgi Arbatov
Rambo
Yevgeny
Yevtushenko
Sylventer Stallone
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Mosfilm
CIA
Florida
U.S
South Pacific
Red Army
Shatokhin
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Frederick MO
Boerd Margig Trust
Ain Fommay
Mannatian Birmingdale Bros
Abe
Dulchets Bakers and
Taunrs
England
Slace
Holly Bud
Fay Neuped
Biagme
Daryl Hannah
Robin Willams
Michael Murphy
Lyman
Joseph
Suoymitada
Guesed
Daoes South
Amalie
Madison Archive
Brady
Biossens
CaseMens Sive
Duyung
Ke Valentins
Yvex St Laurent
Halston
Duuliques
Perry Kai
Ralph Lauren
Keay
Mary Juan Glynn
Marilys Bell
John Green
San Bernardino
Calif
Canada
U.S. West Coast
McMullen
Karen Ford
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Ron Foyle
Kathy Boulding
Rraater Vancover Convention and Visitors Bureau
Patterson
Supreme Court
Jack Novik
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
Detroit
Gary
Ind
New York City
Jack Hassakt
Hassak
RAY Wachter Photo ‘Center
Ars Market
Rts
Heory Mixers
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