New Freedom Excites Iran Journalists; Palace No Longer Dictates
Date: 15 January 1979
By ERIC PACE Special to The New York Times
Eric Special
comment on new press freedom; scene at newspaper Etelaat described (M)
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14th of January 1979 News
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Around the Nation; A Powerful New Mexican Convicted on Perjury Count John Wayne Recovering After Stomach Removal Thousands Are Stranded As Blizzard Buries Midwest St. Louis Post-Dispatch Publishes as Strike Ends
Date: 14 January 1979
St Louis Post-Dispatch resumes publication following 54-day strike (S)
Realty News; Time-Sharing
Date: 14 January 1979
Comm is sponsoring major conf at Cooper Union to celebrate its 40th anniv this yr; subject will be future of NYC (S)
CONNECTICUT JOURNAL; A first anniversary gift in Hartford ... China at Yale
Date: 14 January 1979
Richard L. Madden
Richard Madden
Conn Public Safety Comr Donald J Long says state police will no longer issue press credentials on recommendation of dept's information officer John L McLeod; McLeod says state police will hon identification cards that newspapers and broadcasting stations issue to their reporters; police spokesman Adam F Berluti comments (S)
News Summary; International National Metropolitan
Date: 14 January 1979
article on pol turmoil and violence in last yr that led to Shah's loss of power; drawing (L)
Roosevelt Stadium: What's the Pitch?; NEWS ANALYSIS
Date: 14 January 1979
JOSEPH F. SULLIVAN
Joseph SULLIVAN
Follow-Up on the News; Cloning Collegiate A-Bomb $100,000 'Toys'
Date: 14 January 1979
RICHARD HAITCH
Richard HAITCH
J B Lippincott Co editor in chief Edward Burlingame repts sales of hard-cover edition of David M Rorvik book In His Image have 'pretty well stopped'; George Schneider, sales mgr of Simon & Schuster, notes paperback sales are also slow; $7 million suit filed against Lippincott by J D Bromhall, charging that book is fraud, is still pending (S)
Long Road Ahead for Iran; Although Shah Is Expected to Leave This Week, Trouble and Uncertainty Will Probably Continue News Analysis 'Cannot Go On Like This' Demonstrations Continue U.S. Cautions Generals
Date: 15 January 1979
By R.W. APPLE Jr. Special to The New York Times
R. APPLE
analysis of pol situation; trouble and uncertainty are expected to continue although Shah is expected to leave soon (M)
World News Briefs; 2 Spanish Policemen Killed By Bombs in Basque Area 3 Tunis Hijackers Give Up To the Libyan Authorities Order Returns to Jamaica As Gasoline Protest Ends New Shooting in Lebanon Endangers Peace Efforts
Date: 14 January 1979
Fighting between Christian forces and Syrian peacekeeping troops seen jeopardizing new Lebanese peace plan being discussed; at least 18 are killed and 73 wounded in new fighting (S)