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Articles in September, 1986 issue of Daily News Record

• Somersett Dyeing to expand unit in upstate NY.
• Gibbs Machinery sells knit unit to Tuscarora.
• Store label aids Ohio retailer. (BMT Clothiers, men's clothing) (MAGIC supplement)
  by Peck, Walter G.
• Say Philippines president will urge US to hike textile-apparel quotas.
  by Ehrlich, Paul Charles
• TCTC to unveil automated sewing system, start knit-sewing project. (Textile-Clothing Technology Corp.) (Bobbin Show-AAMA Convention supplement)
  by Kasten, Matthew
• Alpha Richard licensed for Manhattan line.
• SEC charges investor over ownership of Martin shares. (Martin Processing Inc., L. Glenn Naff)
  by Robertshaw, Nicky
• Congress patience on trade policy running on empty, Baldrige told. (Malcolm Baldrige)
• Wants makers, mills to open up communication. (apparel makers, textile mills, Bob Kellogg) (Bobbin Show-AAMA Convention supplement)
  by Clune, Ray
• Paris collections. (men's fashions)
• OK 100% Chapter 11 plan for National Paragon.
• Racquets and sourcing. (Du Pont's All-American Tennis Championships)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Mason Allen named exec V-P at Stein Mart.
• For spring, stores go for mid-length shorts, softer prints. (men's activewear)
  by Ruben, Howard G.
• Macy's 1st Louisiana store boasts 34,000-square-foot men's area.
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• ICI to merge its fibers and chemical divs. (Imperial Chemical Industries PLC)
  by Fallon, James
• Federated's Rich's opens 1st phase of its renovated downtown store. (Atlanta)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• See most apparel firms adopting UPC labeling. (Universal Product Code)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Children's wear manufacturers told to differentiate assortments. (Peter Starrett, Walter Podres at Childrenswear Manufacturers Association seminar)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Jimmy'z licenses Buster Brown for boys' line.
• Now denim's going high fashion in variety of new surfaces, effects.
  by Stuart, Frank
• Woodward & Lothrop mulls purchase of Wanamaker's.
• Wieboldt files motion to convert to Chap. 11.
  by Sharoff, Robert
• N.C. mill employment up, S.C. falls during year. (North Carolina, South Carolina, textile-apparel mills)
• Young men's buyers in a spending mood. (Men's Apparel Guild in California show)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Collective fashion. (men's fashions at the Fashion Collective show)
  by Kissel, William
• Japanese uniform makers develop a yen for more export. (career apparel and uniforms supplement)
  by Furukawa, Tsukasa
• Analysts expect back-to-school biz to bolster 3d periods at most stores.
  by Rutberg, Sidney
• HK textile workers protest rise in work sent to China.
  by Ehrlich, Paul Charles
• Union renews pacts at 2 Avtex plants, averts strike. (Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Fashion-forward men's specialists say sweater sales are booming. (specialty stores)
  by Gibbons, William
• Shopping for retailers is fashionable. (buyouts and mergers of major retailers)
  by Rutberg, Sidney
• TAC: urge stores to let US suppliers do the importing. (Technical Advisory Committee of the American Apparel Manufacturers Association)
  by Kasten, Matthew
• Low-count cotton prints dry up for 1st, 4th qtrs. (Industrial Gray Goods) (column)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Campeau lifts tender to $66 a share for Allied.
  by Forman, Ellen
• Customs makes a bewitching seizure. (man-made fabric witch hats)
• I. Magnin expands private label offerings in sportswear. (MAGIC supplement)
  by Behbehani, Mandy
• $6M DPSC wool contract is awarded to Forstmann. (Defense Personnel Support Center) (includes other textile contracts)
• SACM lays off 146, more face loss of jobs. (Societe Alsacienne de Construction de Machines Textiles)
• Week quiet - mills generally sold through December. (Industrial Gray Goods) (column)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• XMI to launch neckwear line for spring '87.
• Back-to-school biz helps big stores score good sales gains in August.
  by Orr, Andrea; Squiers, Debbie
• UK Designer exhibition has promise. (Designer Menswear show)
  by Buckley, Richard
• Retailers win concessions on tax bill accounting.
  by Honigsbaum, Mark
• Heavy buying in imported cotton prints. (Gray Goods) (column)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Benhil Shirts Shops raises $400,000 at lease auction.
• First half of 1986 was good ... second half should be even better. (factoring and commercial finance)
  by Doherty, Bryan; Rutberg, Sidney
• Year's been upbeat in Southeast, expect favorable windup. (factoring & commercial finance)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Botany Clothing gets OK to shift spring production.
  by Brick, Bill; Stilwell, Wesley
• ATMI's Laidlaw blasts foreign exploitation of American market. (Robert G. Laidlaw, American Textile Manufacturers Institute)
• B.R. Apparel plans 100% payback.
• Joint ventures. (husband and wife teams in the clothing and retail industry) (MAGIC supplement)
  by Ruben, Howard G.
• The hairy, the shiny and the nubby pace Yarn Fair '86.
  by Stuart, Frank
• CMA told makers, retailers, textile men need to team up. (Clothing Manufacturers Association)
  by Gellers, Stan
• Allied Stores turns down bid by Campeau.
• Crafted with Pride council readies print campaign.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Stores take Wall St. slide in stride.
• Judge turns down Union Underwear in Hanes case.
• New interlinings complement softer, unconstructed styling. (Bobbin Show-AAMA Convention supplement)
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• Spinners, knitters see indigo yarn use growing despite production woes.
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• Needlecraft Corp. files new Chapter 11 disclosure.
• Neon Sportswear to offer line of clothing, sport coats.
• FTC waives delay on VF-Blue Bell deal. (Federal Trade Commission)
• Creative spinning; Yarn Fair advance.
  by Stuart, Frank
• Steward M. Kasen named chief exec at Thalhimers.
• Reebok realigns into 3 separate divisions.
• DH to take $18M after-tax charge. (Dayton Hudson)
• Pittsburgh sues to block May Stores' buy of ADG.
• Seek to tighten up restriction of imports affecting security. (Textile Technology supplement)
  by Schwartz, Lloyd
• SCTMA moves to more spacious HQ. (South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association)
  by Clune, Ray
• Cashmere group wins injunction. (Camel Hair & Cashmere Institute of America against Associated Dry Goods, Mr. Coats Inc.)
  by Palmieri, Jean
• American theme buoys mood at Yarn Fair, TAFE. (Trimmings, Accessories and Fabrics Expo '86)
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• Say US spinning industry on verge of new era of success, growth.
• McGregor will launch B&T program at MAGIC. (big & tall clothing) (Men's Apparel Guild in California)
• Farah sees 4th period net slipping, sales up slightly.
• Big hang-up over spring sport shirts. (men's sport shirts doing well)
  by Orgel, David
• Hank Belsky fills presidency at Tunnel.
• Paris collections. (new men's fashions)
• Matthew Serra to join Sibley's as president.
• Shirts and sweaters. (men's fashions)
  by Ferruzzi, Joseph F.

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