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Articles in December, 1992 issue of Daily News Record

• Gitano gets extension on $300M bank deal. (Gitano Group Inc.)
• Hot property. (Hang Ten advertising campaign) (Brief Article)
  by Barr, Elizabeth
• Hampton Inds. profits skyrocket in third quarter; sales up 32%. (Hampton Industries Inc.) (Brief Article)
• Ames directors dismiss Stephen Pistner as CEO; the move follows a third-quarter loss of $91 million. (Ames Department Stores Inc. )
  by MacIntosh, Jeane
• The brand-new plans of Muse's man. (George Muse Clothing Co. President John Fulmer) (Interview)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Men's items spark yule biz at Saks. (Saks Fifth Avenue, holiday sales at retail stores)
  by Palmieri, Jean E.
• Monsanto names two in Chemical Group. (John C. Hunter III, Michael E. Miller named to vice president positions in Monsanto Chemical Group) (Brief Article)
• West Coast notes. (some California Mart tenants look to relocate) (Column)
  by Nelson, Alexandra
• Levi's to launch Dockers Authentics. (Levi Strauss & Co. to introduce new men's sportswear line)
  by Mhlambiso, Thembi
• Saks' expanded men's store is classy addition to Atlanta; department is now on main floor. (Sak's Fifth Avenue store in the Phipps Plaza mall, Atlanta, Georgia)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• James back on the Thames. (designer Richard James)
  by Fallon, James
• Elisha urges Clinton: dump the Uruguay Round. (Springs Industries' Walter Elisha, Bill Clinton)
  by Ostroff, Jim
• Karl Mayer acquires Malimo Machine Co. (Karl Mayer Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH) (Brief Article)
• Accord acquiring J.T.A. Factoring for $16 million. (Accord Financial Corp.) (Brief Article)
• Bush administration moving too fast on GATT talks: Senate trade leader. (Senate Trade Subcommittee chairman Sen. Max Baucus; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, North American Free Trade Agreement)
  by Barrett, Joyce
• Overcoat biz boom repeating for '93. (three years of strong overcoat sales)
  by Gellers, Stan
• Sliver Machine slowly finding niche. (carding machinery)
  by Clune, Ray
• Men's biz like '80s for Midwest stores. (Christmas season begins)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Color is king for spring in men's hosiery lines; sock makers stressing solids and subtle patterns for spring.
  by Clune, Ray
• Sales feast in the Northeast for most men's departments. (Christmas season begins)
  by Salfino, Catherine
• U.S. exports - where? (countries having the highest growth potential for exports of clothing)
  by Spevack, Rachel
• Courtaulds officially opens new Tencel plant in Alabama: expected to up firm's fiber output 20%.
  by Black, Jeff
• Imports increase only 1% in October breaking 13-mo. double-digit string; for the month, apparel and textile imports totaled 1.3 billion square meter equivalent. (1992)
  by Ostroff, Jim
• Accessories fertile for new faces. (designing and entrepreneurship)
  by Hart, Elena
• Freudenberg names Mossa VP, CFO. (Freudenberg Nonwovens L.P. vice president and chief financial officer Mossa E. Mossa) (Brief Article)
• Forstmann expects to lower operating loss in 4th period. (Forstmann & Co.) (Brief Article)
• Business troubles. (earnings reports from Alexander's Inc. and Sheffield Industries Inc.; Herman Geist Apparel Corp emerges form Chapter 11) (Brief Article)
• U.S. may slash China imports: Sorini. (imports of textiles and apparel to US, Ronald Sorini)
  by Ostroff, Jim
• Lenzing serving expanded menu for rayon knitters, weavers; the new fiber firm offers new micro, a blend program and filament. (Lenzing Fibers Corp.)(Fiber + Fabric Focus)
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Bradlees earnings, sales jump. (3rd quarter 1992) (Brief Article)
• VF planning public offering of 4M shares. (Brief Article)
• Storehouse PLC posts profit. (Brief Article)
  by Fallon, James
• Computer use skyrockets for yarn testing, monitoring.
  by Clune, Ray
• Columbia Sportswear Co. buys Canada Trans Ltd. (Brief Article)
• Have license, will travel. (Sasson Licensing Corp.'s earnings rise) (Brief Article)
  by Mhlambiso, Thembi
• Designer's Break, affiliates file Chapter 11 petitions. (Brief Article)
• So goes the neighborhood. (Sam's Club to open in Atlanta, Georgia) (Brief Article)
  by Lloyd, Brenda
• Gilbert Hosiery gets license for Sharper Image. (men's hosiery line) (Brief Article)
• Fibers: fiber producers are optimistic about '93 but are wary of the first quarter. In strong areas like polyester, a repeat of '92 would do.
  by Maycumber, S. Gray
• Defining what makes label-seekers tick.
  by Walsh, Peter
• Textile, apparel biz improves in '92. (Brief Article)
  by Farnsworth, Steve
• Wemco to introduce tie line featuring MGM film stars; licensed by Turner Home Entertainment. (Brief Article)
  by Hart, Elena
• Second Guess. (Guess Inc. to add eyewear line) (Accessories Advance) (Brief Article)
  by Hart, Elena; Mhlambiso, Thembi
• Accidental tie-ist. (Park Lane Neckwear's new line of ties with different stripe designs on the front and back) (Accessories Advance) (Brief Article)
  by Hart, Elena; Mhlambiso, Thembi
• Santa delivering stable prices; no pricing panic in Southwest. (men's clothing retail sales during Christmas season) (Brief Article)
  by Vargo, Julie
• Chicago. (Farley Inc. reorganization plan confirmed) (Brief Article)
• 3,000 Canadian clothing workers locked out. (labor contract conflict) (Brief Article)
• Men's retail apparel prices up only 0.2% in November. (Labor Department's Consumer Price Index) (Brief Article)
• Keith Haring. (designs used on neckties manufactured by Zanzara International) (Brief Article)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Dennis Roberts. (named vice president of Gitano Group Inc.'s human resources) (Brief Article)
• D.C.-area retailers eye green Christmas: lean spending on decorations, but good early sales results. (Washington, D.C.)
  by D'Innocenzio, Anne
• Yearend liquidations force down a number of print cloth prices. (Brief Article)
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Vest does best biz for fall. (1992)
• French retailers downplay glitzy side of Christmas; shoppers buying fewer items and spending less.
  by D'Aulnay, Sophie
• Bradlees to acquire Alexander's store site in Yonkers for $16.5M. (Brief Article)
• Salant's stockholders committee gives nod to Chapter 11 plan. (Brief Article)
• DKNY summer '93. (Donna Karan designs more leisurewear for DKNY Men)
  by Cihlar, Kimberly
• Retail scorecard: who's who at the nation's leading specialty store chains. (Directory)
• Mondo sets Florida stores in joint venture. (with Surrey's of Florida Inc.) (Brief Article)
  by Parola, Robert
• Farah posts profit in 4th quarter. (Brief Article)
• North American retailing strategies. (Brief Article)
  by Salfino, Catherine
• Troy Shirtmakers purchased by Guild Acquisition Group. (Brief Article)
  by Van Lenten, Barry
• Faces of the '90s. (new men's sportswear designers and traders)
• Creditors want cash, but many must settle for stock; most big Chap. 11 plans now contain issuance of shares to unsecured creditors. (Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization plans)
  by Auerbach, Jonathan
• Bush set to sign NAFTA today; anti-pact forces plan protests. (North American Free Trade Agreement)
  by Barrett, Joyce; Ramey, Joanna
• HC puts 7-cent price hike on its industrial poly yarns. (Hoechst Celanese Technical Fibers) (Brief Article)
• Edward Kaminow joins Lord West as president, chief oper. officer. (Brief Article)
• Large vacancies in House of trade legislation reps. (House of Representatives)
  by Barrett, Joyce
• Sweaters and neckwear spur business in Midwest. (Christmas 1992 selling season) (Brief Article)
  by Sharoff, Robert
• Men's flexes its muscle at big stores. (men's wear; November 1992 sales statistics at major retail chains) (includes related article)
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• Woolworth to add 40 'The Bargain!' units. (Brief Article)
• Milgram Kagan gets OK on $1M credit line from LaSalle Nat'l Bank. (LaSalle National Bank) (Brief Article)
• Rep. John Spratt named Textile Caucus chairman.
  by Barrett, Joyce
• Cotton futures up 6 cents a pound but stabilization expected soon: China crop damage reports unfounded.
  by Jenkins, Harry
• Dior names Royce new sock licensee. (Christian Dior Inc., Royce Hosiery Mills Inc.) (Brief Article)
• Sportvest fever hits clothing industry.
  by Gellers, Stan
• Alan Flusser goes off the rack. (fashion designer introduces collection of men's suits and sport coats) (Brief Article)
• Texfi Ind. posts earnings of $1.74M in 4th period. (Texfi Industries Inc.) (Brief Article)
• Syms restores its 3-year expansion plan. (Brief Article)
  by Ryan, Thomas J.
• Verrill heads sales at Oscar de la Renta clothing unit. (Dana P. Verrill) (Brief Article)

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