West German Journalists Strike
Date: 15 November 1980
Newsroom employees of almost 200 West German newspapers strike for up to 3 hours to press demands for 40-hour workweek (S)
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14th of November 1980 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 14 novembre 1980
A TOUGH BUT TACTFUL TACTICIAN
Date: 15 November 1980
By DOUGLAS E. KNEELAND
Douglas KNEELAND
Swiss Printers Halt Strikes
Date: 15 November 1980
Scattered strikes in Swiss printing industry end as union leaders agree to meet with employers in effort to settle labor conflict (S)
2 Seoul News Services to Merge
Date: 14 November 1980
South Korea's leading news agencies Hapdong and Orient Press will be dissolved and merged into new company (S)
CBS PLANS TO TEST TELETEXT ON COAST
Date: 14 November 1980
By N.R. KLEINFIELD
N. KLEINFIELD
REPORTER CLEARED IN ESCAPE AT PRISON; Georgia Charge of Attempting to Aid Four Death Row Inmates Who Fled Is Dismissed
Date: 14 November 1980
Atlanta, Georgia, Superior Court Judge John Harvey dismisses criminal charges against Postell and wife; Macon, Ga, Federal grand jury returns indictments charging condemned murderer Carl Isaacs, Roy Lee Franklin and son Raymond Lee Franklin with conspiracy to commit extortion; Postell illus (M)
Jewish Dissident Seized in Moscow; Edited Underground Paper Till '79; Odessa Dissident to Emigrate
Date: 14 November 1980
By ANTHONY AUSTIN Special to The New York Times
Anthony Special
Viktor Brailovsky, leading figure in Jewish emigration movement, is arrested on charge of 'defaming Soviet state and public order' and is taken to prison; Braflovsky's wife Irina says charge appears to stem from her husband's role as editor of underground journal Jews in the USSR; Brailovsky portrait (M)