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Date: 01 June 1997
By David M. Herszenhorn
David
New York Post's erasing of 'Daily News' from photo of placard worn by national spelling champion noted; photos of Rebecca A Sealfon with and without name of her sponsor on placard (S)
Date: 01 June 1997
By Chris Hedges
Chris Hedges
US, which developed close alliance with Croatia during Bosnian war, is now assailing as unacceptable Croatia's flagrant violation of Dayton peace accord, intolerant nationalism and refusal to permit free and independent press; photo (S)
Date: 01 June 1997
By Mirta Ojito
Mirta Ojito
Louis Liotta, New York Post news photographer for half a century, dies at age 76; photo (S)
Date: 02 June 1997
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Stocks moved higher here early today. At the midday break, the benchmark Nikkei index of 225 issues was up 207.22 points -- slightly more than 1 percent -- to stand at 20,276.03. On Friday, the Nikkei index lost 243.42 points.
Date: 01 June 1997
Robert D Lister letter opn May 29 editorial comment about CBS's hiring of two Republicans, Susan Molinari and Laura Ingraham; cites numerous examples of Democrats working in media
Date: 01 June 1997
Stanley D Friedman letter says Steve Coz, editor of National Enquirer, has much nerve to suggest that rival Globe crosses ethical line in its tabloid articles
Date: 01 June 1997
INTERNATIONAL 3-14 China's Pride Rises as Days Count Down for Hong Kong The return of Hong Kong, in just a month, is becoming a national preoccupation in China. To recover Hong Kong, in the Chinese view, is one of the most glorious events in modern history, righting a pernicious wrong of the 19th century. But lurking underneath the pride is an uneasy mix of jealousy and superiority. 1 Post-Vote Woes for France After today's elections, France faces an increased possibility of economic and political deadlock, with far-reaching implications for Europe. President Chirac will doubtless find it harder to pursue austerity policies, since all likely candidates for Prime Minister promise to make jobs a bigger priority. 14
Date: 02 June 1997
INTERNATIONAL A3-10 French Left Is Victorious In Elections for Parliament French voters gave the Socialists and their allies a victory in parliamentary elections, rejecting President Jacques Chirac's austerity policies. Mr. Chirac had called the vote a year ahead of schedule, gambling that voters would allow his conservative coalition to continue cutting budgets to qualify France for a common European currency. Instead, the left won overwhelming support by promising to reduce France's 12.8 percent unemployment rate. A1 Albright Opens Link to Bosnia With Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright presiding, Croatia reopened a bridge to Bosnia in an important, if largely symbolic, step to comply with the Balkan peace accords. The ceremony was part of Ms. Albright's tour through the region to press leaders to live up to their commitments. It included stops yesterday in the Serbian-controlled part of Bosnia, making her the highest American official to visit there. A3
Date: 01 June 1997
Joan Marie Paylo and William Goldschlag were married yesterday in Short Hills, N.J. The Rev. Dr. Arthur Caliandro, a minister of the Reformed Church in America, officiated at the home of Patricia Coate, a friend of the couple. Justice Louis B. York of State Supreme Court in Manhattan took part in the ceremony. Ms. Paylo, 48, is keeping her name. Until last October she was the senior director for public affairs in New York at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern University and received a master's degree in television from Syracuse University. Her first marriage ended in divorce. She is the daughter of Marjorie M. Paylo of Whiting, Ind., and the late John L. Paylo.
Date: 01 June 1997
Elizabeth Ann Curran, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Curran of New York, was married yesterday to Richard W. Stockton Jr., a son of Mr. and Mrs. Stockton of Summit, N.J. The Rev. Edward F. Maloney performed the ceremony at St. Catharine's Roman Catholic Church in Spring Lake, N.J. Mrs. Stockton, 27, is a foreign news editor in Secaucus, N.J., for NBC News. She graduated from Georgetown University. Her father, who is a special counsel at the New York law firm of Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays & Handler, is the chairman of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Advisory Committee on the Judiciary. Mr. Curran was the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York from 1973 to 1975.