CIS files Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in NYC
Continental Information Systems Corp. and its two largest subsidiaries CIS Corp. and CMI Holding Co. filed for Chapter 11 in a New York City federal court amid severe cash squeeze and looming loan interest payments. The company said it would continue its restructuring plan announced earlier that week as it seeks to emerge from bankruptcy.
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Continental Information Systems Corp
New York City
DeWitt Computer
CIS Corp
CMI Holding Co
CIS
Bush fishes in Florida Keys before inauguration
President-elect George Bush spent a final weekend in the Florida Keys fishing with aides and friends including Nicholas Brady Alan Simpson and Alphonse O Brien. He reeled a 13 pound bonefish and spoke of isolation to clear his mind for upcoming decisions while signaling a tougher immigration policy and focus on ending chemical and biological weapons.
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Fla
George Bush
Florida Keys
Bush
Stephen Hart
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Marathon
Nicaraid
Texas
Florida
Treasury
Nicholas FP. Brady
Alan Simpson
Hepatitis fears rise after county outbreak reemerges
County Health Commissioner James Miller warns of a fresh hepatitis surge as 17 pupils from six city schools contract the disease in seven weeks. The prior March 1987 outbreak infected 232 and killed one. county inoculated 14,500 people at a cost of 358,400 dollars. Delaware Elementary reports ten affected pupils. multiple other schools have limited or no clinics.
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Miller
Mitler
Miner
Delaware
S. Geddes St
Grant Middle School
Reagan vows to carry an abortion fight at Waldorf outing
Ronald Reagan in New York urged a 1000 strong Waldorf Astoria crowd to carry the abortion fight beyond his presidency. He vowed to overturn Roe v Wade, linking it to Dred Scott and separate but equal. He received the Knights of Malta Grand Cross of Merit during the visit.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Reagan
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Ferguson
Fr Emer
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Military Order of Malta
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West German probe targets firm tied to Libya arms aid
The Black Forest prosecutor opened an inquiry into Imhausen-Chemic of Lahr amid reports that German and Indica firms may have supplied equipment to a Libyan plant near Tripoli. State officials had received October intelligence on possible West German involvement and Koch aides noted prior US concerns raised during visits to Washington. The Stern article sources official documents and witnesses.
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Libya
Black Forest
Indica
Raha
Tripoli
Helmut Kohl
Frienhelmst
U.S
George P. Shultz
Kohl
Washington
United States
Werner Nate
Offerburg
Associated Press
Imhausen-Chemic
Lahr
Stern
Talks aim to seal NATO Warsaw pact arms accord in Vienna
In Vienna negotiators from NATO and the Warsaw Pact sought to resolve a territorial dispute between Turkey and Greece and salvage an accord on human rights and arms control. An afternoon meeting was hoped to lead to an informal initialing of a broader East West weapons pact after prior Friday agreement.
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Oday
Turkey
Greece
NATO
Warsaw Pact
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