NEWS SUMMARY: MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1987
Date: 14 December 1987
LEAD: International A3-15
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Michael Socha (* 13. Dezember 1987 in Derby, Derbyshire) ist ein britischer Schauspieler.
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13th of December 1987 News
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Daily News Reaches an Accord With the Last of Its 10 Unions
Date: 13 December 1987
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
LEAD: The Daily News reached a tentative agreement with the last of its 10 newspaper unions yesterday after nearly a year of intense labor negotiations that the paper has consistently described as critical to its survival.
Man in the News; First German In NATO Job: Manfred Worner
Date: 14 December 1987
By Serge Schmemann, Special To the New York Times
Serge Schmemann
LEAD: It may be only a coincidence that the man chosen Friday in Brussels as Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization wrote his doctoral dissertation on ''The Stationing of Foreign Forces in Friendly Countries.''
Congress Plans Inquiry on the Military Press
Date: 13 December 1987
AP
LEAD: Enactment of a bill dealing with Defense Department programs in the 1988 fiscal year has set the stage for an investigation of allegations of censorship at Stars and Stripes, the newspapers published for members of the armed forces stationed overseas.
Chile Opposition Struggles to Gain TV Time
Date: 13 December 1987
By Shirley Christian, Special To the New York Times
Shirley Christian
LEAD: During a recent swing through Chile's desert north, President Augusto Pinochet strongly criticized a prominent Socialist politician and equated him with the President of Nicaragua.
THE COVERAGE OF COLLEGES PRESENTS A DISTORTED PICTURE
Date: 13 December 1987
By A. Kenneth Pye
A. Pye
LEAD: WHEN I was faculty representative for athletics at Duke University, I thought I had learned something about college sports and the news media. When I moved to Dallas last summer and became president of Southern Methodist University with a mandate to put behind us the athletic problems of the previous year, I knew that I was about to learn a great deal more.
Prisoner Without a Crime
Date: 14 December 1987
LEAD: It's been a year since Zwelakhe Sisulu, a black editor, was taken from his Soweto home at 3 in the morning to prison. Why? No one knows.
Purnick, Times Bureau Chief, Is Selected for Kihss Award
Date: 14 December 1987
LEAD: Joyce Purnick, City Hall bureau chief of The New York Times, has been named by the Fund for the City of New York as the recipient of its fourth annual Peter Kihss award ''for outstanding reporting on New York City government.''
STUDENTS ARE BRIEFED ON AIDS
Date: 13 December 1987
By Fred T. Abdella
Fred Abdella
LEAD: ONE hundred and one teen-age journalists representing 35 high schools in northern New Jersey convened here recently for a course in AIDS education so they could teach their peers through their school newspapers.