Bay State Editors Honored
Date: 15 September 1972
New England chapter of Sigma Delta Chi awards its '72 Yankee Quill Awards to T L Winship (Boston Globe) and T J Murphy (Waltham News-Tribune)
Der 14. September 1972 war ein Donnerstag unter dem Sternzeichen ♍. Es war der 257. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 15 September 1972
New England chapter of Sigma Delta Chi awards its '72 Yankee Quill Awards to T L Winship (Boston Globe) and T J Murphy (Waltham News-Tribune)
Date: 15 September 1972
Special to The New York Times
R L Morgan, publisher of Litmor Publications, charges that town of Oyster Bay, LI, is attempting to harm him economically by preventing him from trucking in his customary bi-monthly 10 to 17 tons of newsprint by placing sign prohibiting trucks over 4 tons from traveling on street on which his plant is situated
Date: 14 September 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
Justice Dept announces, Sept 13, it will not press criminal charges under Fed Election Campaign Act of '71 against The NY Times for publishing ad by Natl Com for Impeachment advocating impeachment of Nixon for his conduct of Vietnam war; says, after rev, such action would not be appropriate; refuses to elaborate further
Date: 14 September 1972
HR Commerce Com chmn Repr Staggers announces on Sept 13 that special investigations subcom of his panel will conduct probe of TV blackouts of major sports events
Date: 14 September 1972
Internatl Minor League baseball champ Tidewater, Va, announces on Sept 13 that it will play in Kodak World Baseball Classic, tourn to determine Triple-A minor league champ, in Honolulu
Date: 15 September 1972
Canadian M Goodman, who pleaded guilty in Fed dist Ct, Rochester, NY, to charge that he planned to fix horse races by using laser beam, sentenced on Sept 14 to 4-mo jail term and placed on probation for 2 yrs; S Viner, arrested with Goodman, changes his plea from innocent to guilty, and will be sentenced at later date
Date: 14 September 1972
Pres Nixon's brother Edward, campaigning for Nixon in Conn on Sept 13, says Nixon 'leads with his ears, not his mouth'