Argentine Editor Disappears
Date: 14 June 1978
Julian Delgado, editor of Argentine newspapers Mercado and El Cronista Comercial, disappeared 9 days ago (S)
Ethan Embry Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Ethan Embry (født Ethan Randall 13 juni 1978 i Huntington Beach, Californien) er en amerikansk skuespiller.
Embry startede sin karriere som skuespiller, da han var 13 år i filmen "All I Want For Christmas", som blev indspillet i 1991.
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RHODESIA MILITARY CENSORS 2 ON GOVERNING COUNCIL
Date: 13 June 1978
Rhodesian mil censors prohibit state-owned radio from broadcasting statements by 2 parties to interim regime that were critical of battle between security forces and guerrillas in which 22 people were reptdly killed (S)
GUILD-NEWS TALKS RESUME; A STRIKE DEADLINE IS SET
Date: 13 June 1978
talks resumed; Fisdell comments (S)
Guild Strikes at The Daily News But Paper Is Printed and Delivered; Rocks Thrown at Trucks 1,340 in New York Newspaper Guild Begin Strike at The Daily News The Drivers Agreement Paper 'Keenly Disappointed' The Increase Proposals Brief Strike in 1976
Date: 14 June 1978
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
about 1,340 news and commercial employees strike NY Daily News, but mgt produces 64-page issue without them and about half of delivery truck drivers cross picket line to distribute papers; strikers are members of Newspaper Guild; rocks and bottles are thrown at 1st trucks being loaded and police reinforcement is called in; Douglas LaChance, pres of Newspaper Deliverers Union, joins drivers who went to work; News mgt repts normal press run had been delayed by 'minor sabotage' (M)
Two Anchorage Publishers Await Arbitrator's Ruling in Trust Suit; Response to Lawsuit Paper Shows No Profits
Date: 14 June 1978
By WALLACE TURNER Special to The New York Times
Wallace Special
Anchorage Daily News and Anchorage Times are awaiting arbitrator's ruling in 1 phase of multi-million-dollar litigation in which they are in opposition; arbitration questions are: must News make investment of more than $100,000 in computer terminals that match those used by Times to set type?; and does News owe Times more than $300,000 to cover expenses incurred in printing, selling ad and circulating News in merger arrangement that began in Dec '74?; News publisher Katherine Fanning and Times publisher Robert B Atwood comment (S)
Rhodesian Authorities Censor Part Of Speech by a Former Premier; Only Some Statements Cenosred Shootings Discussed by Council
Date: 14 June 1978
censors order reporters to delete parts of speech by former Prime Min Garfield Todd in which he criticized killing of 22 blacks by security forces (S)
Court Upholds Ban On Press Acquiring TV or Radio Outlets; BANONPAPERS' BUYING RADIO OR TV IS UPHELD Avoids Big Dislocation No 'Unabridgeable Right'
Date: 13 June 1978
By WARREN WEAVER Jr. Special to The New York Times
Warren WEAVER
Sup Ct rules unanimously that newspapers cannot acquire radio or TV stations in their communities, affirming FCC policy promoting diversity of viewpoint and limiting concentration of econ power; says existing combinations of newspapers and broadcasting outlets can continue except in 16 monopoly communities in which newspaper owns only TV or radio station; decision reverses lower ct order requiring newspapers to divest themselves of stations in their own communities; ruling applies equally to ownership of newspapers by TV or radio stations; Assoc Justice Marshall writes opinion (M)