U.S. NEWS WEEKLY IS TARGET OF OFFER
Date: 16 December 1983
By Sandra Salmans
Sandra Salmans
U.S. News & World Report Inc. is considering an offer from an undisclosed bidder to buy the company.
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TRANSCRIPT OF REAGAN'S WHITE HOUSE NEWS PARLEY
Date: 15 December 1983
Following is a transcript the text of President Reagan's news conference held in Washington yesterday, as recorded by The New York Times:
BRITON TILTING WITH UNION: SELIM JEHAN SHAH
Date: 16 December 1983
By Barnaby J. Feder
Barnaby Feder
The newspaper publisher Selim Shah says he hated flying so much that he decided to take lessons. Now, four years later, he is a member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and is intent on flying to the United States in his tiny Piper Seneca. ''It still terrifies me,'' Mr. Shah said, ''but at least I am in charge of my own destiny.''
A MEDIATOR FOR SHOREHAM PANEL: JOHN HARMEN MARBURGER 3D
Date: 15 December 1983
By Michael Winerip
Michael Winerip
STONY BROOK, L.I.
KOCH TELLS OF F.B.I. VISIT IN WEINBERGER CASE
Date: 16 December 1983
By Robert D. McFadden
Robert
Mayor Koch said yesterday that agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation went to City Hall last week seeking to learn his source for a translation of a Lebanese newspaper article that sparked a long-running dispute with Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger.
MOSCOW BROADCASTER WHO ALTERED SCRIPTS IS RETURNED TO WORK
Date: 15 December 1983
By John F. Burns
John Burns
A Moscow radio announcer who altered official news bulletins to portray Soviet forces in Afghanistan as ''invaders'' has been returned to work in broadcasting after psychiatric treatment, a senior Soviet radio official said today.
2 CLASH IN DEBATE ON SECRECY RULES
Date: 16 December 1983
A Reagan Administration official and a prominent First Amendment lawyer clashed here this evening about whether the Administration's secrecy program was a reasonable safeguard for national security or a radical assault on free speech.
U.S. WEIGHS UNESCO PULLOUT OVER BUDGET AND POLICY FIGHT
Date: 15 December 1983
By E. J. Dionne Jr
E. Dionne
The Reagan Administration is seriously considering withdrawing the United States from Unesco, State Department officials and American delegates to the organization said yesterday.
Warner Wary on Ownership Warner Communications Inc. has cautioned Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which owns 7 percent of Warner's shares, that further stock purchases could jeopardize Warner's cable television franchises in New York and Boston. Representatives of the two companies met last Friday, according to Judith Thompson, director of investor relations at Warner.
Date: 16 December 1983
Mr. Murdoch's ownership of newspapers and magazines in the two cities, combined with his sizable holding of Warner stock, was said by Warner to be a threat to the franchises.
THE NEW JERSEY AGAIN OPENS FIRE
Date: 16 December 1983
By Ihsan A. Hijazi, Special To the New York Times
Ihsan Hijazi
The United States battleship New Jersey fired its five-inch guns today in support of marines who were under attack from Moslem Druse militia positions in hills overlooking Beirut.
TALKS ON CUTTING FORCES IN EUROPE ARE BROKEN OFF
Date: 16 December 1983
By Frank J. Prial, Special To the New York Times
Frank Prial
East-West talks on reducing conventional armed forces in Central Europe were recessed today, and the Warsaw Pact nations refused to agree to a date for their resumption.