Auto-Train Dismissal Plan
Date: 10 October 1980
By States News Service
States Service
Replay do quinta-feira, 9 de outubro de 1980
O dia 9 de outubro de 1980 foi um quinta-feira sob o signo de ♎. Foi o dia 282 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi Jimmy Carter.
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9th of October 1980 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 9 de outubro de 1980
Tentative Agreement Is Reached In Strike of Minneapolis Papers
Date: 09 October 1980
striking reporters and mailers reach tentative agreement with Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co, ending 26-day strike; publisher Donald Dwight comments (S)
American Warns Unesco on Proposed Press Code; Represents Press of the Americas Programs Drafted by Secretariat
Date: 09 October 1980
Leonard R Sussman, representative of Inter-American Press Assn, says at meeting of UNESCO that any international program for development of communications 'should not reflect political objectives'; speech is part of campaign by West to protest package of communication programs under consideration by UNESCO that has been interpreted as attack on Western concept of free press; further discussions are scheduled with report by Amadou Mahtar M'Bow, UNESCO general secretary (M)
Clearer Thinking About Clearing Courts
Date: 10 October 1980
editorial notes how fewer courts are being closed to press Anderson--says public; notes recent ruling that left open Jean Harris hearing
Judge Denies Defense Move to Bar Press at Tarnower Murder Hearing; The Virginia Evidence Earlier Case Recalled
Date: 09 October 1980
By JAMES FERON Special to The New York Times
James Special
Westchester County (NY) Court Judge Russell R Leggett rules that pretrial hearings in case of Jean S Harris, who is accused of murdering Dr Herman Tarnower, should be kept open to press and public because statements that she wanted suppressed were already matter of public record (M)
Candidates Pledge a Free Press And Availability for Interviews; Concern About First Amendment
Date: 10 October 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Pres Carter, Ronald Reagan and John Anderson, in response to American Society of Newspaper Editors questionnaire, pledge, if elected Pres, to hold frequent TV news conferences and untelevised indepth interviews with reporters (S)