IN THE NATION Press v. Press
Date: 03 June 1979
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker comment on 'outrage' expressed by Supreme Court over disclosure by ABC News TV reporter Tim O'Brien of advance accounts of 3 pending court decisions (M)
Pierre Poilievre Fødselsdag, fødselsdato
Pierre Marcel Poilievre, né le à Calgary (Alberta), est un expert-conseil en communications, homme d'affaires et homme politique canadien.
Il est chef du Parti conservateur du Canada depuis le et chef de l'opposition officielle du au et, de nouveau, depuis le .
Il est député à la Chambre des communes du Canada des circonscriptions ontariennes de Nepean—Carleton de 2004 à 2015 et de Carleton de 2015 à 2025, puis de la circonscription albertaine de Battle River—Crowfoot depuis .
Il exerce les fonctions de ministre d'État des Institutions démocratiques de 2013 à 2015 et ministre des Ressources humaines et du Développement social en 2015 dans le cabinet de Stephen Harper.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS Bad News: The Times Stays Still
Date: 03 June 1979
By Anthony Sampson
Anthony Sampson
Anthony Sampson article on work stoppage at London Times that is now in its 6th month; laments loss of paper, its influence and closeness to its leaders and its letters to the editor (M)
Canadian Press Dispute Settled
Date: 04 June 1979
Tentative agreement is reached between Victoria Press, publisher of Victoria Colonist and Victoria Times, and its 5 unions (S)
Police-Search Ban in Newsrooms Would Be Harmful, Panel Is Told
Date: 04 June 1979
National District Attorneys Assn tells Congress that current 'healthy and productive' relationship between nation's press and prosecutors will be marred by legislation barring police searches of newsrooms; assn spokesman Richard Williams says legislation urged by news representatives will also be serious obstacle to police investigations; urges House Judiciary subcommittee to reject several bills intended to overcome effects of Supreme Court's ruling in Stanford Daily case that upheld right of police officers bearing search warrants to inspect newspaper's picture files (S)
Computer That Sends News Items to Homes Is Shown to Publishers; Link to Newspaper
Date: 03 June 1979
NewsShare, new service that can provide electronic delivery of local newspaper articles to any home computer, is demonstrated by UPI; service goes on display at opening session of convention of American Newspaper Publishers Assn's Research Institute; UPI senior vice president Frank Tremaine says advance was made possible by growing number of home computers and by computerization of newspaper editorial rooms (S)
On Reading Between the Lines Of Those Typographiacl Errors; PICK UP FIRST ADD
Date: 03 June 1979
By SHERMAN DAVIS
Sherman DAVIS
Sherman Davis humorous piece on typographical errors made in newspapers with new 'cold type' printing method (M)
IDEAS AND TRENDS; Press
Date: 03 June 1979
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Comment on Government's prior restraint order preventing publication by Progressive magazine of article on hydrogen bomb; drawing
Realty News; Chase Expands
Date: 03 June 1979
Consumer Credit Division leases Lake Success, NY, building in expansion move (S)
Follow Up on the News; Wolf Hunt
Date: 03 June 1979
RICHARD HAITCH
Richard HAITCH
Follow-up on July '78 report of discovery of amoeba that attacks and kills swimmers by devouring their brain cells; 2 more deaths from disease have been reported in Fla, bringing total deaths to 122 worldwide (S)