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Articles in January, 1990 issue of Daily News Record

• Andrew Fezza. (innovations in men's fashion)
• Cyanamid merges two divisions. (textile fibers manufacturer American Cyanamid Corp.)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Fit is the name of the fashion jeans game.
  by Marsh, L. Michaele
• Hall space sold out for January NAMSB. (National Association of Men's Sportswear Buyers Show)
  by Orgel, David
• Nakashes expect to change Heck's into closeout units. (Heck's Inc. discount stores; clothing manufacturers Avi, Joseph, Ralph Nakash)
• Knit machinery firms see even better '90. (textile technology supplement)
  by Kasten, Matthew
• Can. store sells 2 labels to US firm. (Harry Rosen Inc.)
  by Kryhul, Angela
• Stores buy country, city suits. (men's fashion merchandising)
  by Gellers, Stan
• EPA to set new water pollution regs. (Environmental Protection Agency) (regulations would affect textile and man-made fiber mills)
  by Ostroff, Jim
• Pirner joins Adidas as president and CEO. (Peter Pirner, sporting goods manufacturer Adidas U.S.A. Inc.)
• Zimmer to sell machines to China. (textile company)
• Italy in transition: competitive, consolidating - and looking to the Far East. (men's clothing industry)
  by Bannon, Lisa
• Demand remains low in Aussie wool.
  by Stuart, Frank
• Zegna. (innovations in men's suits)
• 2 Rose's execs leaving firm. (discount store chain Rose's Stores Inc.)
  by Clune, Ray
• Ivey's bidding opening. (department store chain)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Filing expected, but later. (Federated-Allied Stores bankruptcy declaration)
  by Doherty, Bryan
• Farley faces fund crunch to buy WPP. (William F. Farley, textile manufacturer WestPoint Pepperell Inc.)
  by Schechter, Dara
• Neutral tone twills succeed indigo denim. (textile fabric exhibits at National Association of Men's Sportswear Buyers Show)
  by Stuart, Frank
• Men's vendors to get FSI disclosure soon. (men's clothing vendors, bankrupt department store chain Federated-Allied Stores Inc. )
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• November imports climb 8.9%. (textile, apparel imports)
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• Fendi enters men's wholesale biz. (Italian fashion house)
  by Bannon, Lisa
• NRMA, ARF merge: now named NRF. (National Retail Merchants Association, American Retail Federation become National Retail Federation)
• ACTW will fight unionized-plant closings. (Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union fights relocation of clothing makers to Caribbean area)
  by Black, Jeff
• See delays in woolen shipments. (textile industry)
  by Stuart, Frank
• Schottenstein to buy Glosser, fund Chap. 11. (Schottenstein Stores Corp., discount store chain Glosser Brothers Inc.)
  by Diennor, Richard
• Celine acquires its rights in U.S. (sportswear manufacturer Celine S.A. purchases its American distribution arm)
  by Teeter, Lorie
• Hats on. (hat exhibits at National Western Stock Show )
  by Bradley, Hassel
• Say men's fueling comeback at Sears. (men's clothing sales)
  by MacIntosh, Jeane
• Henry Grethel. (innovations in men's fashion)
• Guilford to step up knit fabrics biz. (textile maker Guilford Mills Inc.)
  by Clune, Ray
• Buyer interest climbs, but mills say bids low. (Industrial Gray Goods) (column)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Field's exec not opposed to real estate partner. (Philip B. Miller's bid for department store Marshall Field's)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Van Dykes's plans for unit in mall. (men's clothing store)
• 'Capitalist' spurs Vietnam's apparel biz. (clothing manufacturer Saigon Garment Export Co. Ltd.)
  by Ehrlich, Paul C.
• Christmas gains only so-so for big stores.
  by MacIntosh, Jeane
• Sale of Herald Center won't be final today.
  by Orr, Andrea
• Men's ends yule with big bang. (sales of men's clothing)
  by Marsh, L. Michaele; Sharoff, Robert
• Workers okay pact with Feuer Leather. (Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union)
  by Buanno, Janice M.
• Sample sales clean. (New York State investigation of clothing trade)
  by Wilner, Rich
• Heller div. to aid troubled businesses. (factoring company Heller Financial Inc.)
• 1990: a year to be lean and tough. (lessons of Christmas business in 1989 for clothing manufacturers) (column)
  by Hancox, Clara
• Guffey's suits Atlanta with style. (men's clothing store)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Once again it's Armani. (innovations in men's clothing from designer Giorgio Armani)
  by Nardoza, Edward
• FAS execs calling top 100 suppliers. (Federated-Allied Stores bankruptcy statement to clothing suppliers)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Get on QR, EDI bandwagon, big stores urge resources. (quick response, electronic data interchange technologies in clothing trade)
  by Kasten, Matthew
• Campeau represents leading edge of major industry changes. (effect of Campeau Corp. bankruptcy on clothing trade) (column)
  by Blueweiss, Herbert
• 'Magic' Johnson jumps into men's. (basketball star plans new line of men's clothing)
  by Ruben, Howard G.
• Sunderland named Richman president. (Lee A. Sunderland, Richman Brothers Co.)
• FSI won't dip into 'DIP' funds. (debtor-in-possession financing, bankrupt Federated Stores Inc.)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.; Rutberg, Sidney
• 2 sales units now MJL Corp. (textile manufacturer)
• U.S., Thailand fail to reach new pact. (textile trade negotiations)
  by Chute, Elizabeth
• First Midwest Collective gets kudos. (Midwest Men's Wear Collective Show)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Skiwear makers track streetwear business.
  by Black, Jeff
• Related items buoyed big stores' fall biz. (sales of men's clothing)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Herman's parent begins talks to sell retail firm. (retailer Isosceles PLC, affiliate Hermans Sporting Goods Inc.)
  by Fallon, James
• OK Hooker $14m land sale. (bankrupt department store conglomerate L.J. Hooker Corp.)
  by Orr, Andrea
• Getting down to business is the business of department stores. (column)
  by Blueweiss, Herbert
• Denim expected to strut proudly into the '90s. (textile industry)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Thieves start blaze at Chevignon's plant. (clothing manufacturer)
  by Spindler, Amy
• Fruit of Loom stock dip, 3d most active. (underwear manufacturer)
• Italians see good times continuing. (textile technology supplement)
  by Bannon, Lisa
• Better profits: stores' top goal. (National Retail Merchants Association annual convention; retail trade forecasts for 1990)
  by Born, Pete; Ostroff, Jim
• Campeau shares drop 26%. (department store conglomerate)
• U.S. sees mills cutting capital outlay 2.1%. (Commerce Department report on textile mills)
  by Pullen, Rick
• Eden, KBC in joint venture. (textile printing companies Eden Group, Koechlin, Baumgartner and Cie)
  by Ehrlich, Paul C.
• Men's rated key area in '90s by top retailers. (men's clothing sales forecast)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Retail upheaval has makers scrambling. (men's clothing industry)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Campeau crisis: no backlash. (effect of department store conglomerate's financial troubles on men's clothing industry)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Men's wear stores bullish on '90 biz.
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• The King growls, Milan shakes. (innovations in men's clothing from designer Giorgio Armani)
  by Doyle, Kevin
• Other stores hope for settling effect. (retail reaction to Federated-Allied Stores bankruptcy)
• It's Miller's time at Campeau. (retail reaction to appointment of G. William Miller as Campeau Corp. CEO)
• Domtex bids $19m to buy Dionne. (Dominion Textile Inc., Dionne Textiles Inc.)
• Milan - distinctive and daring. (men's fashion shows)
• Only poly/rayon print cloth, twills strong. (Gray Goods) (column)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Cotton ring-spinners still look for pickup. (yarn spinning industry in doldrums)
  by Clune, Ray
• NM sees 2d period net outpacing estimates. (department store chain Neiman Marcus Group Inc.)
• U.S. mills watching and hoping. (textile industry reaction to clothing trade outsourcing to Caribbean area)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• 1989 M-MF shipments off across-the-board. (man-made fibers industry)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray

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