An Interview With Somoza's Foe, Now Dead
Date: 13 January 1978
By Charles W. Flynn and Robert E. Wilson
Charles Flynn
Nov 22 int with Chamorro Cardenal, who was subsequently gunned down; illus
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13th of January 1978 News
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NEW RIOTING ERUPTS IN NICARAGUA CAPITAL; Protesters Clash With Guardsmen After Slain Editor's Funeral Factories and Banks Burned New Rioting Erupts in Nicaragua Over Slaying of Opposition Editor
Date: 13 January 1978
By ALAN RIDING Special to The New York Times
Alan Special
new disturbances occur after some 30,000 people attend Chamorro Cardenal funeral; unconfirmed repts say that between 1 and 5 persons have been killed and at least 20 injured after opponents of Govt clash with heavily armed Natl Guardsmen who take up positions near Managua's East Cemetery, where Chamorro is buried; more than 130 people reptdly arrested and some 100 people detained during more serious rioting; Somoza Debayle Govt to reveal on Jan 13 identity of 'intellectual authors' of assassination; says it has arrested 4 persons and charged them with slaying; witnesses to rioting say guardsmen fired both tear gas and machine guns at crowd; later initials of Nicaraguan leftist guerrilla group Sandinist Natl Liberation Front are written in blood on outside of cemetery; illus (L)
Murder of Anti-Somoza Newsman Has Deepened Crisis in Nicaragua
Date: 14 January 1978
By ALAN RIDING Special to The New York Times
Alan Special
murder of Chamorro is aggravating pol crisis that Nicaragua has been suffering since leftist guerrillas launched new offensive against Govt in Oct '77; riots have erupted and opposition groups have suspended planned pol 'dialogue' with Somoza; many factories are closed and union leaders are urging workers to walk off their jobs; natl strike is being considered; Govt accuses 'Communist gangs' of taking advantage of funeral processions to assault and burn factories and vehicles; one of alleged murderers Silvio Pena Rivas tells ct that he was paid $14,300 to kill Chamorro by Cuban-Amer Dr Pedro Ramos, who owns blood-plasma co that had been frequently criticized by Chamorro's paper; Somoza denies repts that he is owner or part-owner of co, although he admits his family owns its land and bldg, which is destroyed in rioting; also says that, if charges against Ramos are sustained by ct, Govt will seek his extradition from US, where he was visiting at time of murder; Chamorro's son promises to maintain La Prensa's strong ed line, while his pol allies say they will continue their campaign to restore democracy to repub; illus of Chamorro's widow (M)
New Sports Tabloid Cuts Back
Date: 14 January 1978
Phila Journal, which began publication in Dec, is selling less than 1/2 of its 100,000 circulation goal, according to publisher Pierre Peladeau; has reduced its press run from 200,000 copies to 70,000 copies (S)
Briton Seeks Control of New Trib; Financial Problems Indicated
Date: 14 January 1978
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Brit publisher Vere Harmsworth says he is no longer looking into possibility of buying NY Trib; sources rept he has another meeting scheduled with publisher Leonard Saffir over possibility of buying controlling interest in paper; talks took place amid indications that Trib is facing financial difficulties; contract between newspaper and its ad agency Tinker Campbell-Ewald has been terminated (S)
DOLLAR'S INSTABILITY LINKED BY PRESIDENT TO ENERGY PROBLEMS; STALEMATE IN CONGRESS CITED But Carter Speaks Optimistically About Passage of Proposals and Continuing Growth of Economy 'A Very Large Trade Deficit' Bar to Other Legislation Seen Carter Links Dollar's Instability to Oil Imports and Problems on Energy
Date: 13 January 1978
By JAMES T. WOOTEN Special to The New York Times
James WOOTEN
Pres Carter attributes decline of dollar to nation's continued appetite for imported oil and failure of Cong to adopt his energy program, news conf, Washington; stresses relationship between resolution of energy problems and health of dollar (M)
TV WEEKEND
Date: 13 January 1978
By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
J J O'Connor revs NBC news special Henry Kissinger: On the Record; illus
News Summary; International National Metropolitan Business/Finance
Date: 13 January 1978
News Summary; International National Metropolitan Business/Finance
Date: 14 January 1978