The Jailed Newsmen
Date: 13 September 1976
ed on jailing
Replay lunedì 13 settembre 1976
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13th of September 1976 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 13 settembre 1976
A Far Greater Danger
Date: 14 September 1976
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
T Wicker comment on Schorr case; outlines main issues
Schorr Says Earlier Publication Of Pike Report Obviates Inquiry
Date: 14 September 1976
By RICHARD D. LYONS Special to The New York Times
Daniel Schorr, in refusing to disclose how he obtained Pike com intelligence rept, will charge before HR Ethics Com on Sept 15 that investigation is irrelevant, since most of document was published by NY Times before it appeared in Village Voice; Schorr's legal position is outlined in memorandum sent to com by his atty Joseph A Califano; Califano illus (M)
Editors of 4 Newspapers Explain Their Decisions to Print Demands
Date: 14 September 1976
By FRANK J. PRIAL
Frank PRIAL
papers agree to print statements; editors A M Rosenthal (NY Times), Benjamin C Bradlee (Washington Post), William F Thomas (Los Angeles Times) and Maxwell McCrohon (Chicago Tribune) comment (M)
NEW 'SUNSHINE LAW' GIVES PUBLIC ACCESS TO FEDERAL RECORDS; FORD CITES 'RULE BY PEOPLE' Fed, S.E.C. and Ex-Im Bank Among Agencies Required to Hold Open Meetings as of March 13 'SUNSHINE LAW' GIVES ACCESS TO MEETINGS
Date: 14 September 1976
By PHILIP SHABECOFF Special to The New York Times
Philip Special
Pres Ford signs into law 'Govt in Sunshine Act' requiring many Fed agencies to open their meetings and records to public; new bill's provisions, and Fed Reserve Bd Chmn Arthur F Burns's original opposition to measure, recalled; Sen Lawton M Chiles Jr, chief Cong sponsor of bill, notes that many regulatory agencies are run by people who came from and returned to very indus they are supposed to regulate; predicts new law will help insure that such relationships are not abused; illus of Ford signing measure, with Repr Jack Brooks and Sens William V Roth Jr and Lawton M Chiles Jr (M)