PARIS NEWSPAPER STRIKE ENDS AFTER 29 MONTHS
Date: 17 August 1977
29-mo strike against Parisien Libere ends with compromise agreement between mgt and labor (S)
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16th of August 1977 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 16 agosto 1977
U.S. Quietly Protested Jailing of Reporters in Central African Empire
Date: 17 August 1977
By GRAHAM HOVEY Special to The New York Times
Graham Special
State Dept sends 3 formal notes and makes number of oral representations through various channels on behalf of Washington Post journalist Jonathan C Randal and AP reporter Michael Goldsmith, who were recently imprisoned in Central African Republic (L)
London Financial Times Closed
Date: 17 August 1977
London Financial Times remains closed because of labor dispute (S)
South Carolina News Groups Ask High Court Ruling on Press Curbs
Date: 17 August 1977
SC newspapers and broadcasters ask Sup Ct to reconcile differing views of lower Fed cts on when and how activities of reporters covering trials can be restricted; petition specifically objects to order that it said violated free press rights and prevented proper reporting of trial of ex State Sen Ralph Gasque (S)
Reporter Freed by African Empire
Date: 16 August 1977
AP reporter Michael Goldsmith, accused of espionage, violating state security and insulting Pres Bokassa, has been freed (S)
Newspapers Backed by N.L.R.B. On Formulating Code of Ethics
Date: 16 August 1977
3-man NLRB panel has upheld right of newspapers to formulate codes of ethics unilaterally without reference to unions, as long as newspaper does not impose penalties or refuse to bargain over changes of working conditions that may ensue; ruling came on appeal by Pottstown Mercury against early decision by adm law judge Samuel Singer that paper would have to rescind its code of ethics issued Apr 15, '74; paper's publisher Ellis Reitzel comments; action was initiated by Local 10 of Newspaper Guild (S)
BERKOWITZ'S LAWYERS GET NOTICE ON MONEY EARNED
Date: 17 August 1977
NYS Crime Victims Compensation Bd notifies Berkowitz lawyers Phillip Peltz and Leon Stern that any money owed Berkowitz or his reprs as result of crimes he is accused of must go to his victims if he is convicted (S)
Berkowitz Pleads Not Guilty in Brooklyn Murder
Date: 17 August 1977
By MARCIA CHAMBERS
Marcia CHAMBERS
David Berkowitz pleads not guilty to murdering Stacy Moskowitz and informs ct that if he ever went to trial his defense would be insanity; Mark J Heller named Berkowitz's atty of record; Justice Leonard E Yoswein orders impoundment of tapes made by Phillip Peltz, who allegedly offered to sell them to newspapers; other developments noted; illus (M)
Berkowitz Lawyer Seeking to Pull Out of the Case After Reported Attempt to Sell Tapes of His Client
Date: 16 August 1977
By MARCIA CHAMBERS
Marcia CHAMBERS
Phillip Peltz, said to have tried to sell taped conversations with David Berkowitz to 2 newspapers, asks Bklyn Criminal Ct Judge Claudius S Matthews to relieve him as Berkowitz's atty; Matthews tells him to take request to State Sup Ct where case is being heard; State Appellate Div is probing Peltz and associate Ira Leitel in connection with tapes (M)