CORRECTION
Date: 26 February 1976
correction on Feb 22 tally of Cong votes; Repr Benjamin S Rosenthal was incorrectly listed
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26th of February 1976 News
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LEGGETT REQUESTS NEWS-LEAK INQUIRY
Date: 27 February 1976
Repr Robert L Leggett asks Atty Gen Edward H Levi for investigation to determine who in Justice Dept had leaked information to news orgns that Leggett and Repr Addabbo were being investigated on charges of having accepted bribes from S Korean Govt; both Leggett and Addabbo deny charges (S)
Angola Said to Reverse Ban on Correspondents
Date: 26 February 1976
Angolan press agency Angop repts Popular Movement for Liberation of Angola has reversed decision to order all foreign correspondents on temporary visas out of country; announces that foreign journalists will be permitted to travel more extensively in Angola (S)
HOUSE UNIT SEEKS FULL LEAK INQUIRY; Panel Getting F.B.I. Help to Determine How Schorr Got Intelligence Report
Date: 27 February 1976
By RICHARD D. LYONS Special to The New York Times
HR ethics com begins preparing for full-scale investigation of leaking of HR intelligence com rept; Schorr's actions revd; Repr John J Flynt introduces resolution that would give ethics com additional subpoena powers and wording leaves open possibility that com could not only investigate actions of Schorr and Village Voice but also those of NY Times and other orgns; in allied move; Repr John J Rhodes urged ethics com not to investigate Schorr, arguing that Cong has responsibility to 'plug its own leaks' (L)
Candidates Vie For 'Free' Media
Date: 27 February 1976
By JOSEPH LELYVELD Special to The New York Times
Joseph Special
Dem Pres candidates vie for 'free' news coverage in Mass; Jimmy Carter, victor in NH, commands most coverage, appearing on both NBC's Today show and CBS Morning News; Repr Morris Udall and Sen Birch Bayh appear on Today; Fred Harris and Sargent Shriver rate no TV coverage; Carter is subject of adverse media commentary by David Brudnoy and Jack Cole of WNAC-TV and Eric Severeid; 'paid' media stresses candidates' endorsements: Archibald Cox and Repr Paul E Tsongas for Udall, ex-Sen Sam Ervin and Repr James H Scheuer for Sen Henry Jackson and Rev Martin Luther King Sr for Carter (M)
Controversial Reporter; Daniel Louis Schorr
Date: 27 February 1976
By MARTIN ARNOLD
Martin ARNOLD
biog sketch of Schorr; his por (L)
The Politics of Secrecy
Date: 26 February 1976
By Anthony Lewis
Anthony Lewis
A Lewis on CBS newsman Daniel Schorr's leaking HR Intelligence Com rept to Village Voice; holds that whatever faults there may have been in handling of business, Schorr violated no visible law, disclosed nothing that had not already been reptd in substance and did nothing that in essence is not common in Washington
Council Aborts Closed Meeting After Fight Over Open Sessions
Date: 26 February 1976
By EDWARD RANZAL
Edward RANZAL
Battle between members of NYC City Council over possible rules violation caused adjournment of session of gen welfare com on rent control because it was not open to press and public (M)
SCHORR INTIMATES TROUBLE WITH CBS; Says Pendulum Has Swung Against Exposing Secrets
Date: 26 February 1976
CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr on Feb 25 concedes he may be in trouble with CBS because of his leak of HR Intelligence Com rept to Village Voice, speech, Washington Press Club; says that his atty has told him not to talk about whether he had offered rept to CBS before arranging to have it published by Voice (S)