Replay Montag, 29. September 1975

Editorial and Craft Employes At Newsday Authorize a Strike

Date: 29 September 1975

Editorial and craft employes at Newsday vote on Sept 28 to authorize their union's exec com to call strike at its discretion; dispute between newspaper and Local 406 of Internatl Printing and Graphic Communications Union centers on wages, sick leave, union security and duration of contract; Local vp Edward Hershey and Jack Squire, dir of public relations for Newsday, comment; contract negotiations are to continue on Sept 29 (M)

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Hunt Is Said to Deny Report Of Order to Kill Columnist

Date: 29 September 1975

spokesman for Sen Select-Com on Intelligence investigating rept that sr official in Nixon Adm issued, then rescinded, order for assassination of columnist Jack Anderson, late in '71 or early in '72, says com could not ignore rept published on Sept 21 in Washington Post that Anderson had been marked for assassination; says that asserts that CIA should not be connected with alleged order to assassinate columnist Jack Anderson; says rept related him; Time repts that idea was to administer drug to Anderson before 1 of his live radio appearances and 'cause him to ramble incoherently'; Hunt was quoted as saying that drug idea came from Charles W Colson; Time says Colson denied charge (S)

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PIKE PANEL SEEKS HOUSE VOTE IN BID FOR SECRET FILES; White House Offers Papers With Deletions Inquiry Asks Unlimited Access

Date: 30 September 1975

By JOHN M. CREWDSON Special to The New York Times

HR Select Intelligence Com votes, 10-3, to seek resolution from full HR supporting its demand for unimpeded access to classified documents and other materials that com has subpoenaed from CIA Dir William E Colby; com chmn Repr O G Pike says if HR approves resolution and information sought is still not forthcoming, he will favor asking HR to find Colby in contempt of Cong; Colby says he cannot agree to transfer of sensitive material in response to subpoena in absence of some agreed procedure as to its possible disclosure; under draft agreement proposed by White House and made available by com, Ford Adm agrees to supply materials com seeks but with deletions of identities of secret agents, 'sources,' persons and orgns involved in sensitive operations and of 'specific details' of some intelligence methods; proposed restrictions would also cover information provided to US in confidence by foreign intelligence services; White House press sec Ron Nessen says he believes considerable progress has been made (L)

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BOYCOTT OF SPAIN URGED BY MEXICO; Echeverria Asks Action by U.N. to Cut All Links With Madrid Over Executions

Date: 30 September 1975

Mexican communications adm on Sept 29 in another anti-Spanish move, cuts all transmission circuits of Spanish Press agency EFE and gives agency's 2 correspondents 48 hrs to leave country (S)

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PUBLISHER CURBED ON AN ETHICS CODE; N.L.R.B. Judge Says Paper Must Bargain on Rules

Date: 29 September 1975

Stephen L Castner, investigative reporter for Milwaukee Journal, is dismissed on Sept 25 for buying stock in Amer Bancshares Corp, co he had written about, according to newspaper editor Richard H Leonard; Castner was only bidder on Sept 23 on 6,000 shares of stock in co (S)

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A SENATOR WARNS OF SINAI IMPASSE; Case Says Full Disclosure of Assurances Is Needed for Congress to Act

Date: 30 September 1975

By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times

Bernard Special

Sentiment in Cong is overwhelmingly in favor of approving Amer presence in Sinai, but issue that has taken up much of Sen Foreign Relations Com's time is that of getting Adm to make public full record of private, unpublished assurances in course of negotiations; texts of most have already been leaked to press and published, but Adm, contending that official publication would cause diplomatic problems and break confidences, particularly with Pres Sadat of Egypt, has resisted publishing documents (S)

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'Thru' Is Through As Chicago Tribune Ends Spelling Fight

Date: 30 September 1975

Chicago Tribune drops campaign to simplify spelling of Amer language; will no longer spell 'through' as 'thru,' and will use Webster's 3d as authority (S)

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Coors TVN to End News Film Service To Stations Oct. 31

Date: 30 September 1975

TVN Inc will shut down its news network in wake of indications from Sen Commerce Com that it would approve Joseph Coors's nomination to Public Broadcasting Corp's bd if he resigns as TVN chmn (M)

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LISBON OCCUPIES RADIO-TV STUDIOS HELD BY LEFTISTS; Declares 'Provocative' Effort by Information Organs Endangers Revolution PREMIER SEES SEDITION But Some Stations Persuade Soldiers Sent by Cabinet to Allow Broadcasts

Date: 30 September 1975

Portugal Premier Vice Adm Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo orders troops to occupy leftist-controlled radio and TV stations to halt 'provacative campaign of seditious attitudes' against Govt; illus of leftist civilians protesting against occupation of radio station (L)

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Church May Be Named A National Historic Site

Date: 30 September 1975

Repr Richard L Ottinger introduces resolution in Cong to have Natl Park Service restore and maintain St Paul's Ch, Eastchester, Mt Vernon, NY, as natl historic site; in 1733, Ger immigrant printer John Peter Zenger became focus of free-press trial when he published acct of how Royal Gov of NY had tried to rig election held at St Paul's Ch (S)

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