SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1980
Date: 21 June 1980
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21st of June 1980 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 21 giugno 1980
Judge Removes a Defendant in Newspaper Battle
Date: 22 June 1980
Santa Fe, NM, Federal District Judge Santiago Campos has removed New Mexican Inc as defendant in court battle over ownership of Santa Fe's only daily newspaper; Campos rules that New Mexican is inseparable from its parent corp, Gannett Co; ruling means that newspaper will not present final arguments in trial of lawsuit brought by Robert McKinney, former owner of newspaper, McKinney filed suit against Gannett and New Mexican in September '78, contending that defendants had breached employment contract he received when he transferred newspaper to Gannett in '76; under employment contract, McKinney was to retain several top positions at newspaper for 5 years after merger; McKinney is seeking return of newspaper, $25 million, or both, in trial (M)
Philadelphia Bulletin to Lay Off Up to 125 And Begin Pay Freeze
Date: 21 June 1980
By LESLIE BENNETTS
Leslie BENNETTS
Financially troubled Philadelphia Bulletin announces it will lay off up to 125 employees and freeze wages for non-union workers in next year in attempt to stem its growing losses; president and publisher Neil S Hayden comments (S)
The Daily News Announces an Afternoon Edition
Date: 22 June 1980
By JOSEPH B. TREASTER
NY Daily News announces plans to enlarge its issues and begin publishing afternoon edition; docs not say when it will begin edition; says among changes will be 4 new life-style sections, weekly sports magazine and Manhattan section; NY Post executives had said earlier that if News attempts to challenge them, they will counter with morning edition; Post general manager Adam Brydon and News president and publisher Robert M Hunt comment (M)