NEWS SUMMARY: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1987
Date: 23 December 1987
LEAD: International A3-9
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22nd of December 1987 News
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Press Strictures in Zanzibar
Date: 22 December 1987
Reuters
LEAD: The local government in Zanzibar will introduce a law to require journalists, newspapers and magazines to register with the Government, a local official said today. Zanzibar, an autonomous Indian Ocean island which forms part of Tanzania, has no daily newspaper at present, but the official said the new law would oblige journalists visiting Zanzibar to obtain local accreditation before writing any news articles.
A RUSSIAN SAYS NO, HE WASN'T THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER
Date: 22 December 1987
By Andrew Rosenthal, Special To the New York Times
Andrew Rosenthal
LEAD: An official Soviet spokesman has written to The New York Times to take issue with Natan Sharansky, once a prominent leader of the Soviet human rights movement, over who attended a dinner in Moscow some 15 years ago and what was said there.
'Spycatcher' Judge Rules Against Thatcher
Date: 22 December 1987
By Francis X. Clines, Special To the New York Times
Francis Clines
LEAD: In a rebuff to the Thatcher Government, a British judge ruled today that the duty of the press to inform the public had ''overwhelming weight'' against potential Government embarrassment from scandal.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1987
Date: 22 December 1987
LEAD: International A3-19 Arabs inside Israel joined a strike with Palestinians in the occupied territories protesting Israel's handling of the demonstrations. At least three Palestinian protesters who reportedly threw firebombs were shot and killed by the army. Page A1 Arabs in Israel demonstrate for ''Our Brothers''
Daisuke Yamauchi, News Executive, 62
Date: 23 December 1987
AP
LEAD: Daisuke Yamauchi, president of the newspaper Mainichi Shimbun, died of liver failure today. He was 62 years old.
G.M. Optimistic
Date: 22 December 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: The General Motors Corporation said it had projected sales of 1.3 million Opel and Vauxhall cars in Europe in 1987. The projections are 3 percent more than last year's sales of 1.2 million and equal to 10.7 percent of the market, compared with 10.9 percent in 1986. John F. Smith Jr., the president of G.M.
Pacific Telesis
Date: 23 December 1987
Reuters
LEAD: The California Public Utilities Commission ordered the Pacific Telesis Group, the holding company for Pacific Bell and Nevada Bell, to decrease its rates by $194.5 million. Most of the money, $108 million, represents rate reductions retroactive to March 1986. The remaining $86.5 million was ordered for the upcoming year.
Wherehouse To Be Acquired
Date: 22 December 1987
Special to the New York Times
LEAD: Wherehouse Entertainment Inc., apparently thwarting a hostile tender offer from Shamrock Holdings Inc., said today that it would be acquired for $14 a share, or about $118 million, by an affiliate of Adler & Shaykin Inc., a New York leveraged buyout firm.
Bilzerian Remains Silent on Financing
Date: 23 December 1987
AP
LEAD: The Florida investor Paul A. Bilzerian gave no word about whether his partnership had obtained the financing it needed for his extended $1.06 billion bid to take over the Singer Company. On Monday, Mr. Bilzerian said he had asked Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. and the National Westminster Bank USA for financing commitments by today.