NEWS SUMMARY: SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1988
Date: 17 January 1988
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL/3-15
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17th of January 1988 News
Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 17 de enero de 1988
NEWS SUMMARY: MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1988 ; International A2-9
Date: 18 January 1988
LEAD: New military aid for the contras will be sought by the Reagan Administration despite a pledge by the Nicaraguan President to hold direct talks with rebel leaders and suspend a state of emergency in Nicaragua, officials said. Page A1
ZZZZ Best Indictment
Date: 18 January 1988
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: A young entrepreneur who started a carpet-cleaning business in his parents' garage and turned it into a million-dollar enterprise was charged Friday along with 11 other people in a 54-count Federal indictment that includes accusations of securities fraud and embezzlement.
CITY RULES ON TRUCKS FAULTED
Date: 17 January 1988
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: FEDERAL transportation officials have declared New York City's restrictions on the size of fuel tanker-trucks a violation of Federal law and an indirect threat to environmental safety in some New Jersey and Westchester County communities.
Ordeal of Son's Auto Injury Spurs Father to Seek a Recall
Date: 17 January 1988
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: Larry Garrett is mild-mannered and friendly, traits reflected in his son Jimmy, who is paralyzed from the waist down because of a 1985 car accident.
Lawsuit by City Against Boy, 7
Date: 17 January 1988
LEAD: RYAN McDONNELL, 7 years old, got the bad news nearly a year after he collided with a municipal truck while riding his bicycle and was hurt slightly in San Carlos, Calif. The city was suing him for $13,000.
Bank Officer To Join Mellon
Date: 18 January 1988
LEAD: David L. Eyles, chief credit officer for the Chemical Bank, is leaving to become a vice chairman of the Mellon Bank Corporation in Pittsburgh, Mellon announced Friday. Mr. Eyles, 48 years old, will also be chairman of Mellon's credit policy committee and the senior credit committee. Chemical, a subsidiary of the
Neoax Raises Offer for IU
Date: 18 January 1988
LEAD: Neoax Inc. said yesterday that it had increased its tender offer for the IU Corporation by $1.50 a share, to $19, or about $589 million.
Pacific Gas Ends Offer
Date: 18 January 1988
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: The Pacific Gas and Electric Company said it was withdrawing its proposal to consolidate its gas service in the Sacramento, Calif., area with the electricity operations of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. P.G.&E., which had proposed in September to take over the struggling utility and scrap its nonfunctioning nuclear power plant, said it was dropping the offer because of the Sacramento utility's failure to give it serious consideration.
Roadside Diner In the Limelight
Date: 17 January 1988
LEAD: A BOARDED-UP stainless steel diner, resting forlornly amid weeds off a highway in Robbinsville, N.J., was destined for fame in Washington last spring. The Smithsonian Institution said it would acquire it as a classic example of the roadside eating places that flourished in the 1930's and '40's, the Golden Age of