Abstracts: Compaq does it again. Compaq redefines high end. Compaq's bold plunge into the laser printer market
Abstracts: IBM profits at low end of expectations, drop 29.7%. Earnings rise 26.8% at I.B.M.; company is seen reaping benefits of cost controls
Abstracts: IBM shares sink as analysts cut 1992 estimates: stock falls 4.4% after firm paints cautious outlook due to weak economy
Abstracts: NCR net income decreased 10% in third period. NCR posts 24% drop in 4th-period net; cost of fighting AT&T bid hurt results
Abstracts: True conversions. Ray Dream AddDepth 1.0.1, Adobe Dimensions 1.0. No ordinary upgrade: Macwrite II
Abstracts: A 52-year-old diabetic man with myocardial infarction, pericarditis, and persistent fever. A 59-year-old woman with a sore throat, fever, and polyarthralgia
Abstracts: Computer users plot to avoid virus. Computer system intruder plucks passwords and avoids detection. Rogue computer program attacks NASA grid, but causes no harm
Abstracts: Jobs cuts price, adds hard-disk drive in effort to spur Next computer sales. Slow start for Next doesn't worry Jobs
Abstracts: Pools of memory, waves of dispute: engineers are buzzing over a computer's design. A wonder chip's new wonders
Abstracts: Software firms likely to post strong earnings; Microsoft expected to pace showing for June period, but bad news for Lotus
Abstracts: I.B.M. makes changes in workstation line. I.B.M. set to re-enter PC market; new low-end line due out next week
Abstracts: Three-platform blend. New QuarkXPress combines power, simplicity. Pasteboard perfect: Letraset's Design Studio gives designers flexibility with structure
Abstracts: Digital to test IBM's mainframe strength. IBM likely to unveil potent mainframes in firm's biggest such move in a decade
Abstracts: The business type. Production copiers. Clones: the PostScript impersonators
Abstracts: A 'Baby Bell' outgrows its siblings. A.T.&T. and 3 regional Bells post slightly higher profits. A.T.&T.'s income rises 19%; 'Baby Bell' profits are mixed
Abstracts: Digital net fell 44% in quarter; revenue stalled; results are below analysts' forecasts, reflect woes of computer industry
Abstracts: IBM stirs up market with plans to unveil home computer that will be easy to use. IBM ready to unveil next week more than 50 software products; items to seek to eliminate computerizing woes at manufacturing firms
Abstracts: IBM unveils additions to top-line PCs, rounding out plans for network market. Olivetti introduces computer based on Intel 486 chip
Abstracts: Profits increased at Bell Atlantic, US West, Nynex; first-period earnings fell at Pacific Telesis, SNET due to higher expenses
Abstracts: Oasis splashes onto Mac paint scene. Powerful, a.k.a. difficult. Art on automatic: Smart Art I, II, and III
Abstracts: Managing Murphy's law: engineering a minimum-risk system. The space shuttle: a case of subjective engineering
Abstracts: Tuned-up tables: Table Tools (Software Review) (REVIEW Portfolio) (evaluation) part 2 Publishing without pretension: Springboard Publisher
Abstracts: The race to market a 486 machine. Invasion of the suburbs. Brand names are fighting back against the clones
Abstracts: Conner Peripherals could claim title of fastest-growing manufacturing firm. Conner to post strong results for 3rd quarter
Abstracts: Cardiovascular risk factors in confirmed prediabetic individuals: does the clock for coronary heart disease start ticking before the onset of clinical diabetes?
Abstracts: $56 million loss at Texas Instruments. Chip maker has big rise in earnings; market growth cited by Texas Instruments
Abstracts: Apple's stock advances despite drop in earnings. Apple says its profits will drop; shares plunge 10.6% after new forecast
Abstracts: Digital has first loss in a quarter; $400 million charge taken by company. I.B.M.'s stronghold under siege
Abstracts: For storage, new disks gain ground on floppies. Zenith may have a breakthrough machine; a remarkable storage controller improves as its responsibilities are increased
Abstracts: Drawing new faces for an old favorite: XTree Easy is a kind of XTree Lite, for those who want the flavor of a shell that is less filling
Abstracts: Staff cutbacks seen at Prime Computer Inc. Wang to dismiss 500 more employees as slump seems to deepen firm's woes
Abstracts: Chip's memory is here today, here tomorrow. U.S. Memories venture spurned by Unisys and Sun Microsystems; project on memory chips needs to lure investors soon to fight Japanese
Abstracts: Intel Corp. decides it's time to leave the numbers game; chip maker drops '86' concept in naming microprocessor, settles instead on Pentium
Abstracts: Cray says sales of computers to be flat in '90; report is latest in string of bad news for firm; third-period net rose
Abstracts: A.T.&T.-Sun near end of a key software race. A.T&T. introduces server computer line. Sun Microsystems to battle rivals with new machines
Abstracts: Digital's new line of workstations may set the pace. Digital Equipment to unveil new line of Micro VAX machines to counter IBM
Abstracts: Unleashing Ma Bell. Simulating competition. Competition in a hothouse
Abstracts: Flexibility is stressed in new I.B.M. products. New line by I.B.M. is 'open'; products can work with other brands
Abstracts: Transfers: the European dimension. Wages in lieu of notice. The safe way to cut staff costs
Abstracts: IBM, Motorola plan radio link for computers. IBM, Microsoft develop pacts on PC software. IBM invites Motorola to join a project to boost U.S. semiconductor expertise
Abstracts: I.B.M. researchers increase speed of silicon transistors. Bell Labs laser said to be world's tiniest; a possible use; fast computers run by beams of light
Abstracts: Newest chip from Intel will be hard to copy. Intel is putting new chip on hold. Top-of-line Intel chip is flawed; the design error will be fixed
Abstracts: The California phone rush is on. U.S. accuses 2 Nynex companies of overcharging and fines them. Regulatory victory for A.T.&T.; F.C.C. ruling allows its custom networks for big businesses
Abstracts: 'Junk bond' computers proposed; Wall St. considers new pricing system. Revolt spreading on street against index arbitrage use
Abstracts: FCC pushing phone service that delivers cable TV. FCC drops rule that Bell companies set up units for information services
Abstracts: Chips & Technologies to unveil chips to challenge Intel's 386 microprocessor. Chip by Intel contains flaw in calculating; 'bugs' could stall makers of certain computers; most users unaffected
Abstracts: Computer powerhouse of D.E. Shaw & Co. may be showing Wall Street's direction. Curb futures, not programs, some declare
Abstracts: Big Board weighs reviving program-trading 'collar.' (New York Stock Exchange)(Money & Investing) PaineWebber pulls back from program trading
Abstracts: Unisys' $648.2 million 3rd-period loss shows intensified fight for turnaround. part 2 Unisys posts $98.2 million loss, says loan may need to be redone; pact's net worth provision could be broken soon with another deficit
Abstracts: AT&T agrees to buy McCaw Cellular in stock swap valued at $12.6 billion; Baby Bells fear losing role as long-distance link; challenges are likely
Abstracts: Firms bypass Big Board floor to execute many program trades. Big Board faces fight on trading; Contel heads group of listed companies against programs
Abstracts: Phone-call thieves hitting corporations' switchboards. Phone fraud: it's still a big problem on campus. Vying for Uncle Sam's phone dollars
Abstracts: Unisys had big deficit in 3d quarter; loss at $356.8 million; computer maker plans to eliminate 5,000 jobs. $648.2 million loss reported by Unisys for the 3d quarter
Abstracts: Field test of the cognitive interview: enhancing the recollection of actual victims and witnesses of crime. Building composite facial images: effects of feature saliency and delay of construction
Abstracts: Role of early supervisory experience in supervisor performance. Examination of race and sex effects on performance ratings
Abstracts: Adult open heart surgery in New York State: an analysis of risk factors and hospital mortality rates. Investigation of the relationship between volume and mortality for surgical procedures performed in New York state hospitals
Abstracts: Spontaneous and induced abortion among resident physicians. Outcomes of pregnancy in a national sample of resident physicians
Abstracts: Adherence to universal (barrier) precautions during interventions on critically ill and injured emergency department patients
Abstracts: One high-tech race where U.S. leads: personal computers; otherwise formidable Japan is surprisingly laggard in automating its offices; a case of 'keyboard allergy.' (microcomputers)
Abstracts: Fujitsu Ltd. shows money is no object in winning contract; computer firm stuns official by bidding only one yen on big Hiroshima project
Abstracts: Septic shock in humans: advances in the understanding of pathogenesis, cardiovascular dysfunction, and therapy
Abstracts: Abnormal endothelium-dependent vascular relaxation in patients with essential hypertension. Sudden cardiac death without warning: possible mechanisms and implications for screening asymptomatic populations
Abstracts: Mips to unveil first personal computers built to meet consortium's specifications. Mips Computer to show model based on RISC
Abstracts: Peritoneal sarcoidosis and elevated CA 125. Analysis of antigen expression at multiple tumor sites in epithelial ovarian cancer
Abstracts: Prognostic factors in stage IB squamous cervical cancer patients with low risk for recurrence. Re-treatment of patients with recurrent epithelial ovarian cancer with cisplatin-based chemotherapy
Abstracts: Preoperative serum tumor-associated antigen levels in women with pelvic masses. Endometrial cancer: histologic correlates of immunohistochemical localization of progesterone receptor and estrogen receptor
Abstracts: Efficacy and safety of indomethacin versus ritodrine in the management of preterm labor: a randomized study. Use of ampicillin and corticosteroids in premature rupture of membranes: a randomized study
Abstracts: Cocaine abuse during pregnancy: correlation between prenatal care and perinatal outcome. Temporal patterns of cocaine use in pregnancy: perinatal outcome
Abstracts: First-trimester transabdominal multifetal pregnancy reduction: a report of 85 cases. part 2 Selective second-trimester termination of the anomalous fetus in twin pregnancies
Abstracts: Outcry on computerized trades is forcing changes by Wall Street. Warning to Executives: Honesty Is the Best Policy
Abstracts: A new fear of Japan: Fujitsu deal for British company stirs concerns about computer domination. Fujitsu woes start inquiry by Japanese
Abstracts: The new market: computers bypass WallStreet middlemen and stir controversy; big traders like speed, cost of off-exchange dealing but little guy may suffer; brokers worry about jobs
Abstracts: IBM agrees to sell notebook-sized PCs to Hitachi Ltd. for resale in Japan. Fujitsu, NEC offer apologies for 1 yen bid
Abstracts: Strike begins to squeeze Nynex. The Baby Bells scramble for Europe. U.S. suspends a phone company from bids for government work
Abstracts: Prime Computer has plan to go public, halve its debt and shed computer unit. Data General, Prime report major losses
Abstracts: Compaq, acting fast, stems slide. Selloff hits Compaq on profit news; quarter of value lost on gloomy outlook; computer issues sag
Abstracts: Sales and profits double at Compaq. Compaq profits rise 24.3%; sales disappoint Wall St. Compaq sales dip alarms investors
Abstracts: Cray Research tries to adjust to a harsh new world: supercomputer maker wrestles with intense competition, weak economy
Abstracts: Apple, IBM discuss swap of technology. Apple's stock price falls amid concern its low-end PCs are slipping in market
Abstracts: The latest laptops: faster, sleeker, more powerful; companies disagree over whether customers want diskette drives built in
Abstracts: More and more portables, with more and more power: a machine for every niche, and experts debate if they will ever replace desktops
Abstracts: T-cellular immune reactions (in macrophage inhibition factor assay) against Mycobacterium paratuberculosis, Mycobacterium kansasii, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, Mycobacterium avium in patients with chronic inflammatory bowel disease
Abstracts: Palliation of proximal malignant biliary obstruction by endoscopic endoprosthesis insertion. Additional endoscopic procedures instead of urgent surgery for retained common bile duct stones
Abstracts: Trips through geography and time. Learning about Earth. A hard look at software
Abstracts: Hewlett-Packard posts 64% profit jump for first quarter on 29% revenue rise. Daisy fails to pay interest charges of about $620,000
Abstracts: Remedies are studied in Microsoft case; officials may seek ot break software giant's control over PC manufacturers
Abstracts: Compaq rolls out personal computers, claims they challenge minicomputers. Compaq to unveil 3 personal computers, posing big sales challenge for dealers
Abstracts: The trials of a new home computer. 9 ounces of agile memory, to go. A computer in the hand...
Abstracts: For the home computer user, a neat Compaq challenger to the Macintosh. Compaq redefines high end
Abstracts: House panel to examine how Pentagon handled computer contracts with IBM. U.S. discloses sweeping probe into IBM jobs
Abstracts: Battle to set PC standard called a draw. Workstation shifts expected as IBM stirs. IBM will test selling its PCs by mail order
Abstracts: Washington, Tokyo agree on semiconductor pact; pact relies on private sector to increase U.S. share of Japanese chip market
Abstracts: Apple Computer, faltering, strives to refocus. Digital plans new effort in PC market. Businessland to carry NCR line
Abstracts: IBM, Thinking Machines plan joint projects. IBM, Citicorp's Quotron reach accord covering service and customer support
Abstracts: Bruised Apple: computer firm's chief faces slowing growth, discord in the ranks; Sculley is assailed for giving lavish executive perks, making tactical blunders; Too many reorganizations?
Abstracts: Invented in U.S., spurned in U.S., a technology flourishes in Japan. Industries in U.S. and Japan form alliance on new TV technology
Abstracts: Sega to use Hitachi chip in video game machine. Toshiba and Samsung in deal on 'flash' chips. I.B.M. chip is licensed to Micron
Abstracts: Importance of record keeping and safety data. Wrongful discharge: recent court decisions. Statute of frauds and wrongful discharge
Abstracts: I.B.M. admits U.S. contract violations. Navy finds no wrongdoing by I.B.M. in procurements. I.B.M.-Navy briefing is seen as unethical
Abstracts: Tenure decisions under Title VII. ADA signed into law. OSHA issues final; lockout/tagout standard
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