Vatican's Paper Starts Weekly Polish Edition
Date: 10 April 1980
Special to The New York Times
Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano has started publishing weekly edition in Polish (S)
Clueso Compleanno, Data di Nascita
Clueso, pseudonimo di Thomas Hübner (Erfurt, 9 aprile 1980), è un cantante e rapper tedesco.
Ha inciso anche brani reggae ed è noto per aver duettato con Udo Lindenberg nella nuova versione della canzone di successo di costui, Cello
Per saperne di più...- Compleanno, Data di Nascita
- mercoledì 9 aprile 1980
- Luogo di nascita
- Erfurt
- Età
- 46
- Segno zodiacale
- ♈
Il 9 aprile 1980 era una mercoledì sotto il segno zodiacale del ♈. Era il 99 ° giorno dell'anno. Il presidente degli Stati Uniti era Jimmy Carter.
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9th of April 1980 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 9 aprile 1980
Editors Protest Curb on Soviet Deals Relating to Summer Olympics
Date: 10 April 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY Special to The New York Times
Deirdre Special
American Society of Newspaper Editors send letter to White House protesting Pres Carter's recent order prohibiting transactions with Russians in connection with '80 Summer Olympic Games; say order, as it applied to NBC, would have practical effect of denying to NBC opportunity to televise Games in event network elects to cover them (M)
News Summary; Transit Strike International National Metropolitan
Date: 09 April 1980
illustration of Sadat and Carter in White House Rose Garden
COMPANY BRIEFS
Date: 10 April 1980
New England Merchants' Bank merger with Massachusetts Bay and its 2 subsidiary banks is approved by Federal Reserve (S)
Canadian TV News Exported to U.S.; First International Broadcaster
Date: 10 April 1980
News From Home, 30-minute report produced by Global Network in Toronto and beamed to nearly 6 million Canadians living in US by combination of satellite and cable systems, is first program to originate in Canada and be regularly fed directly into American airwaves (M)
New Territory For Industry; News Analysis Implications of Phone Ruling
Date: 09 April 1980
By PETER J. SCHUYTEN
Peter SCHUYTEN
analysis of FCC decision; main points of ruling are: AT&T is free to enter data processing business; price of terminal equipment will no longer be determined by regulated tariffs but rather by free market forces; both Bell System and General Telephone & Electronics Corp must maintain arm's-length subsidiaries to market customer equipment; distinction between data processing and telecommunications will disappear; FCC decision has set off waves of uncertainty in both Justice Department and industry itself; commenting are Dale Hatfield (National Telecommunications and Information Administration), Steven G Chrust (Sanford C Bernstein Inc) and James T Olsen (AT&T); illus (M)
Carter's About-Face: The Tough Approach; News Analysis Most Callers Approve 'Turning the Screws'
Date: 09 April 1980
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
analysis: Carter Administration, after failing to win release of American hostages through quiet diplomacy, has announced new economic and political sanctions against Iran (M)
A Transit Worker and 'Tough Times'; Pedro Juan Ocasio Man in the News 'Have to Stay Together' All Seeking to Get Ahead A Home Away From Noise
Date: 09 April 1980
By WILLIAM SERRIN
William SERRIN
Man in the News article on Pedro Juan Ocasio, striking transit worker; Ocasio comments; illus (M)
News of the Theater 'The Sound of Music' Returning to Jones Beach; Sweet Times for 'Babies' Who's Sitting Where? Eat Your Heart Out 'Much Ado' at Juilliard From All Over
Date: 09 April 1980
By JOHN CORRY
John CORRY
Sugar Babies (Play): Musical Sugar Babies, which grossed $251,645, breaks Mark Hellinger Theater record for 3d week in a row, despite NYC transit strike (S)