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202. CBS restricts rules on calling holder meeting
203. CBS takeover doesn't appear likely, despite speculative fever, stock's rise
204. CBS Inc. rejected inquiry on buying stake from Boesky
205. CBS 8.7% stake is purchased by Ivan Boesky; firm says it has new credit of $1.5 billion but not for takeover protection
206. CBS seems to thwart the conservatives who sought to eliminate 'liberal bias'
207. Jesse Helms's bid for CBS might not succeed, but he could reap a large political reward
208. Casey offers to put Capital Cities stock in a blind trust
209. Fierce public-relations fight is preceding Westmoreland's court battle with CBS
210. The return of Jerry Lewis
211. Moscow to shun Olympics in action seen as bid to avert talks with U.S
212. Why TV producers flock to New York to just sit and fret; in new-show selling season, there is little else to do as the networks cogitate
213. Metromedia officers to raise $300 million be assets sale once buyout is completed
214. Buyout of Metromedia will enrich chief, permit aggressive growth on two fronts
215. CBS Inc. attacks book that criticizes its Vietnam program; firm calls work 'reckless' in letters to reviewers at newspapers, magazines
216. With 18.3 violent acts per hour, Disney cartoons upset this group
217. 'Candid Camera's' Allen Funt sees nothing to smile at on this show
218. TV networks find viewers shun movies
219. Warner's plan to buy back shares from Murdoch boosts Chris-Craft
220. ABC advertisers in Winter Olympics will get free time; but the move to compensate for disappointing ratings isn't seen as catastrophe
221. All 3 TV networks declare a victory in February ratings; CBS bases claim on Nielsen sweeps, ABC on Arbitron, NBC on gain from 1983
222. Entrepreneur's slick catalog for affluent is pacing the growing direct-mail business
223. A sidelined sitcom finally gets cooking
224. John Naisbitt makes a handsome living reading newspapers for big corporations
225. The networks censor TV ads for taste and deceptiveness
226. Consumer optimism up, surveys show
227. Ad agency acquisitions increasing as firms seek world-wide market
228. TV's Bache broker is leaving his job, and so is his agency: McCann-Erickson resigns ad account, keeps job with American Express
229. Despite Levi's secrecy, here's the complete story on Travis
230. Administration reopens pricing debate
231. Electronic shopping is called imminent, but doubts persist
232. How a much-ballyhooed advertising idea failed to fly and enrich hopeful investors
233. Stressing neglected markets, firm ends its 60-year slump
234. What do Effie, Clio, Addy, Andy and Ace have in common? And Sammy, Kelly, Caddy, Claude, Lester and Lulu? They are all ad nauseam
235. Japanese beer
236. Public-utility ads
237. A pectin to kill pain?
238. Pair of ad executives, pampered but restless, set out on their own. But Mr. Kay and Mrs. Korey, dissatisfied at Needham, find clients hard to get; resorting to a ransom note
239. J.P. Stevens tries electronic sales clerk
240. Seven-Up stirs a fizz as ads stress lack of artificial flavors: Philip Morris unit also cites absence of added colors, riles Coke and Canada Dry
241. Firms start using computers to take the place of salesmen
242. 'Inner-directed' consumers ... pay-TV ads ... erasable pens
243. Ad spending rise isn't likely ... when to gain market share
244. People appreciate good ads, an agency survey concludes
245. Careful study, good product making AMC's Alliance a hit
246. British Air seeks world audience for new TV spots; ad campaign will be shown in more than 30 nations, using well-know actors
247. More firms use '800' numbers to keep consumers satisfied
248. Measuring markets by hopes and fears
249. New ingredients; Procter & Gamble Co. starts to reformulate tried-and-true ways; it enters different fields, enlivens ads, cuts costs, even sells generic items; soda pop and no-calorie fat
250. Who watches commercials ... natural fad ... food wanders
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