NEWS SUMMARY: SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1987
Date: 02 May 1987
LEAD: International 2-7
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LUTHERAN CONCILIATOR: Herbert Walfred Chilstrom
Date: 02 May 1987
By Ari L. Goldman, Special To the New York Times
Ari Goldman
LEAD: After an election that required nine ballots over two days, the newly formed Evangelical Lutheran Church in America today chose as its first Bishop a man with a reputation for openness and reconciliation, the Rev. Herbert Walfred Chilstrom of Minneapolis.
NEWS SUMMARY: SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1987
Date: 03 May 1987
LEAD: International 3-23 2,3.6,q>An ambassador helped the contras on orders from senior officials in Washington who are now denying their involvement. ''It's insane,'' said Lewis A. Tambs, the former Ambassador to Costa Rica. Page 1 The U.S. role in the contra war has been marked by contradictions and questions since President Reagan approved support for the rebel forces six years ago, officials said.
Kaisertech Ltd.
Date: 02 May 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: The Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation said that it had completed its reorganization into a holding company called Kaisertech Ltd., with its largest stockholder, the British investor Alan Clore, as chairman. Holders of Kaiser Aluminum stock automatically have become holders of the new company, and Kaiser Aluminum will continue as the operating company with current management in place.
Wilson Foods
Date: 02 May 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: Texas Partners, an investment group with ties to the wealthy Bass family of Fort Worth, has purchased a 5.4 percent stake in the Wilson Foods Corporation. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the group said that it had bought the shares of the Oklahoma City-based meatpacker for investment purposes only.
BUSINESSMEN BEMOAN LOSSES TO 'GRAY MARKET'
Date: 03 May 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: LOOKING to save $10 on a favorite perfume, $80 on a Seiko watch or perhaps $10,000 on a Mercedes-Benz?
Film Library Sale
Date: 02 May 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: Weintraub Entertainment Group said it had completed the purchase of the Screen Entertainment film library from the Cannon Group for $84.8 million. The library includes more than 2,000 motion pictures and nearly 900 episodes of 28 television series.
ILL VETERANS FACING TRAVEL CUTBACK
Date: 03 May 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: A MAJOR cut in transportation reimbursements may force thousands of New Jersey veterans to pay their own way when seeking treatment at Veterans Administration medical centers.
SHIPWRECKS POSE A PROBLEM FOR STATE
Date: 03 May 1987
By States News Service
States Service
LEAD: THE crew of the Japanese commercial vessel Sindia got good and drunk one night in 1901, so the story goes, and she sank in the Atlantic off Ocean City.
SOVIET WHEAT DEAL
Date: 02 May 1987
By William Robbins, Special To the New York Times
William Robbins
LEAD: Farmers and grain traders here in the Middle West, like the Washington agricultural advisers whom many of them heed, were reacting with restrained enthusiasm today to the Soviet Union's agreement on Thursday to buy four million metric tons of American wheat.