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Date: 23 March 1989
LEAD: International A3-14 A treaty to restrict waste shipments across borders was unanimously adopted by more than 100 countries. The treaty aims to prevent the exportation of hazardous waste to unsafe, inadequate sites. Page A1
Date: 24 March 1989
By Jerry Schwartz, Special To the New York Times
Jerry Schwartz
LEAD: The directors of Turner Broadcasting System Inc. adjourned a special meeting today without making a bid to acquire a stake in Financial News Network Inc.
Date: 23 March 1989
LEAD: A news analysis article in the Word and Image pages on Tuesday discussed a debate over ethics in journalism, growing out of a two-part article in The New Yorker this month by Janet Malcolm. Her article examines the relationship between a convicted murderer, Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, and Joe McGinniss, author of a book about the crime.
Date: 24 March 1989
LEAD: International A2-10 A policy toward Central America, including more aid for the Nicaraguan contras, was tentatively accepted by Bush officials and Congressional leaders. Page A1 The Palestinian diaspora retains a strong attachment to the land and people under Israeli occupation in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Date: 23 March 1989
By Walter Goodman, Special To the New York Times
Walter Goodman
LEAD: When the commercials came on, there was a flurry of chatter in the room. Nothing astounding in that - television commercials have long since become occasions for chatting, snacking and letting out the cat. But this audience was made up of students at Samuel C. Mumford High School here, and the 12-minute news program they were watching had stirred controversy mainly because of the inclusion of four 30-second commercials.
Date: 24 March 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The General Cinema Corporation completed the sale of its soft-drink bottling unit to Pepsico Inc. for $1.78 billion, producing a pretax gain of $1.4 billion. The sale of the largest independent Pepsi-Cola bottler in the United States will be reflected in General Cinema's results for the second quarter, ending about April 30.
Date: 23 March 1989
Reuters
LEAD: Amerifirst Bank said the Transohio Savings Bank had ended its agreement to acquire Amerifirst because Transohio had been unable to get regulatory approval for the deal, which was announced last May. Transohio, a unit of the Transcapital Financial Corporation, offered $20 a share, or $230 million. Amerifirst said Transohio had requested the return of a $25 million deposit made in conjunction with the agreement but that it did not intend to return the money.
Date: 24 March 1989
Reuters
LEAD: The Formica Corporation said that an unidentified industrial company wanted to acquire it for about $259 million, $29 million more than a management group was offering, but that the offer was still short of Wall Street's expectations. The shares of Formica, known for its laminated and other decorative surfaces, fell $1 today, to $21, on the New York Stock Exchange.
Date: 24 March 1989
LEAD: TLC Group Inc., the New York investment company headed by Reginald F. Lewis, said it had sold Winner Food Products Ltd., a food products company based in Hong Kong, to a investment group consisting of the Nissin Food Products Company of Japan and Itoh & Company, the Japanese trading concern, for $30 million.
Date: 24 March 1989
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: The founder and former chairman of the Consolidated Stores Corporation and members of his family said today that they might sell their 16.7 percent stake in the company. In a Securities and Exchange