TUDOR CITY CASE NEARS SETTLEMENT
Date: 21 September 1980
By CARTER B. HORSLEY
Replay domenica 21 settembre 1980
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21st of September 1980 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 21 settembre 1980
A BETTER AX CARVES NICHE IN THE MARKET
Date: 22 September 1980
Special to the New York Times
THIRD WORLD VS. THE MEDIA; THIRD WORLD THIRD WORLD
Date: 21 September 1980
By Philip H. Power and Elie Abel
Philip Power
Philip H Power-Elie Abel article on debate raging within UNESCO and other UN agencies over question of Western dominance of world news and information resources, and issue of building new world order in realm of communications; some issues at stake noted
AN EDITOR INCENSES GREECE'S POLITICIANS; Government Cancels His Television Program After He Denounces All Parliament Members Party Machines Blamed Passionately Indignant Reporters Given Payments
Date: 21 September 1980
By NICHOLAS GAGE Special to The New York Times
Nicholas Special
Recent televised attack on members of Parliament and state of Greek democracy by Christos Philippides, editor of newspaper Acropolis, has incensed politicians of all parties and caused editor's program on Government-controlled TV network to be cancelled; Philippides comments (M)
Law School Starts a Library for News Profession; Hopeful of Bearing Fruit From a 10-Year File Modeled on a Larger Library
Date: 21 September 1980
Southwestern University School of Law is integrating into its legal library 4,000-volume California Freedom of Information Library for use by news profession; material ranges from newspaper clippings to copies of Supreme Court rulings and briefs to popular works; library is available to reporters, journalism students and lawyers involved in cases on freedom of press; head reference librarian Linda Schutte comments; nucleus of collection is file kept by California Freedom of Information Committee; librarian David Yen and administrative assistant George Morris also comment (S)