Newsday Reaches Tentative Pact With Its 300 Editorial Employees
Date: 31 March 1978
Special to The New York Times
Tentative agreement is reached between Newsday and Local 406 of Internatl Printing and Graphic Communications Union (S)
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Progress in the Newspaper Talks
Date: 30 March 1978
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union pres Douglas La Chance repts some progress in NYC newspaper labor negotiations, but repts that strike by union at NY News at midnight deadline is 'an extreme likelihood'; says union has offered to 'stop the clock' in case of NY Times; Publishers Assn exec dir H J Kracke comments; Frank Montemagno, business repr of Internatl Brotherhood of Elec Workers, says union voted Mar 14 to authorize strike (M)
Wage Offer Delays Strike Threat by Drivers at News; Mediator Takes Role Earlier Difficulties
Date: 31 March 1978
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
threat of midnight strike by deliverers at NY Daily News is staved off when union pres Douglas LaChance announces 'major wage proposal' by reprs of News and NY Times, and then delays any strike deadline until 8 AM; LaChance repts newspapers offered 3-yr contract with wage increases totaling $60 a wk; Times sr vp John H Mortimer confirms that proposal calls for 3 annual increases of $20 wkly; says News removed from mgt side what he asserts had been 'massive retrogressions' in working conditions; Comr Leonard B Farrell took part in negotiations; H J Kracke, exec dir of NY Publishers Assn, comments (M)
Brazilian Air Force Buzzes 2 Press Planes
Date: 30 March 1978
Brazilian Air Force jet fighters intercept and buzz Amer airliners carrying part of White House press corps to Brasilia to cover Carter's visit; Min repr acknowledges interception and calls action 'precautionary maneuver, part of a routine defense system' (S)
Roundup of Labor Disputes in New York Area; NEWSPAPERS SUBWAYS AND BUSES LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD NURSING HOMES
Date: 30 March 1978
rundown of labor disputes in NYC area, including those affecting newspapers (S)
CARTER, IN BRASILIA, ATTACKS U.S. STEEL ON PRICE INCREASE; TERMS NEW LEVEL INFLATIONARY Says Rise Is Excessive and Is Not Warranted by Coal Settlement-- National Also Lifts Charges Other Companies Biding Time CARTER SCORES RISE IN U.S. STEEL PRICE The President's Remarks
Date: 31 March 1978
By AGIS SALPUKAS
Agis SALPUKAS
Carter holds news conf in Brasilia, Mar 30
The Transcript of President Carter's News Conference During His Visit to Brazil; 1. Relations With Brazil 2. Arms for the Mideast 3. Human Rights and Loans 4. Outlook for South-West Africa 5. Nuclear Proliferation U.S. Providing Enriched Uranium 6. Prime Minister Begin's Role 7. Other Visits to Latin America 8. Meeting With Brazilian Cardinal 9. Inflation in the U.S. 10. Brazilian Political Situation 11. Increase in Steel Price 12. Political Rights in Brazil 13. Possible Trip to the Mideast 14. Carter's View of Brazil
Date: 31 March 1978