Foremost Fights Takeover by Posner
Date: 24 July 1980
Replay giovedì 24 luglio 1980
Il 24 luglio 1980 era una giovedì sotto il segno zodiacale del ♌. Era il 205 ° giorno dell'anno. Il presidente degli Stati Uniti era Jimmy Carter.
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24th of July 1980 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 24 luglio 1980
Reporter's Jail Delay Extended
Date: 24 July 1980
Associate Justice William J Brennan Jr indefinitely extends his order keeping Boston TV reporter, Walter F Roche Jr, from having to go to jail for refusing to disclose his sources for news article (S)
Guild Strikes Reuters Over Wages
Date: 25 July 1980
By JILL SMOLOWE
Jill SMOLOWE
Reuters news service is struck for 2d time in 7 years when members of Newspaper Guild walk out primarily over refusal of management to meet wage proposals and to rescind demand for double system of salary increases in new 3-year contract; strike is confined to Reuters North America; Reuters production editor Charles Kershner comments (S)
Around the World; Afghan Education Minister Is Reported Killed in Kabul General in Seoul Says Trial Is Set for Dissident Leader State Department Charges Rights Violations in Bolivia Press Association Leader Killed by Gunmen in Beirut
Date: 24 July 1980
State Dept protests 'widespread, even savage violations of human rights' by Bolivian armed forces and says more reductions in US aid are being considered; department spokesman John H Trattner comments (S)
Deliveries of The Times Curtailed for Third Day
Date: 24 July 1980
about 80,000 copies of NY Times fail to reach newsstands and home subscribers in parts of Manhattan, Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn as result of strike; Times spokesman Elliott M Sanger Jr comments; Wall Street Journal, which has also been affected by strike, distributed 20,500 of 32,000 copies normally handled by Metropolitan; Journal spokesman David Kemp comments; Justice Andrew R Tyler has reserved decision on request by news company for temporary restraining order to bar strike (S)