Canton Paper Publishing Again
Date: 14 January 1980
Guangdong Overseas Chinese News, paper designed mainly for relatives in China of overseas Chinese, resumes publication in Canton (S)
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14th of January 1980 News
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IRANIANS ANNOUNCE REPORTERS FROM U.S. WILL HAVE TO LEAVE; No Deadline Set West Germans and Britons Put on Notice News Distortion Charged Khomeini Is Remaining Aloof Iran, Charging Bias, Says It Is Expelling U.S. Reporters Aides Complained About Coverage CBS Asks Iran to Reconsider By United Press International
Date: 15 January 1980
By CHRISTOPHER S. WREN Special to The New York Times
Christopher WREN
CBS News pres William A Leonard asks Iran to reconsider expulsion of US press corps (S)
White House and Panel Near Accord on C.I.A. Rules; Limits on Access to Files
Date: 15 January 1980
By CHARLES MOHR Special to The New York Times
Charles Special
Sen Walter D Huddleston says White House and Sen Intelligence Committee are close to agreement on 'charter' that would codify restraints on CIA but that issue still in dispute is paid use of clergymen as intelligence agents (S)
News Summary; International National Metropolitan
Date: 14 January 1980
US offers Pakistan $400 million in economic and and military aid over next 2 years to help it defend itself against Soviet expansion; Carter Adm seeks European participation in aid program (M)
Letters; To Stop Those Who Would Cripple U.S. Intelligence Caranoia Cure Life Without Bottles When a Former Addict Seeks a Job The Politics of Aid to Cambodia Revive the Old Whitney Restraining Moscow By Use of the Carrot
Date: 15 January 1980
(Rep.) EDWARD P. BOLANDALAN BLUM, M.D.GAETAN SANTOPADREDEBORAH M. GREENBERGYURI TAVROVSKYALFRED ANDRIOLAANN HALLAN LAKHDHIR
Repr Edward P Boland letter disputes article; says act would not result in elimination of scrutiny from outside, as Schaap claims; claims Schaap's avowed purpose is to reveal identity of every CIA officer working overseas (S)
Jersey Presses for Its Own TV Station; Pressure for Jersey Coverage Television Across the Border Low Political Awareness Cited
Date: 15 January 1980
By DONALD JANSON
Donald JANSON
Political leaders and civic groups in New Jersey are demanding that FCC assign major VHF station to state; WABC-TV, in compliance with Government efforts to get New York stations to provide more comprehensive news coverage of New Jersey, has opened office in Hackensack; FCC has ordered WNET to come up with plan for New Jersey studio; Eagleton Poll at Rutgers University indicates that lack of New Jersey-oriented station has meant low level of political knowledge among residents; WABC-TV New Jersey bureau chief Edward Galorenzo comments (M)
Sunday Shows Are Key to CBS-TV's Resurgence; News Analysis Olympics Could Be a Bonanza Football Sparks Lineup 'Mork & Mindy' Ploy Failed
Date: 15 January 1980
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
Analysis of CBS-TV's resurgence in audience-popularity ratings; ABC over past 4 years has built up large lead in ratings, but CBS is only two-tenths of point behind ABC for first 17 weeks of current season; CBS's popular Sunday night programs, including 60 Minutes and One Day at a Time, have been key to network's success (M)
World News Briefs; Israeli Envoy to Egypt Appointed by Cabinet Family of Soviet Dissident To Join Him in U.S. Pakistan Refuses to Free Mrs. Bhutto and Daughter Czechs Said to Release Dissident Jailed 3 Years
Date: 14 January 1980
Special to The New York Times
Family of Soviet dissident Aleksandr Ginzburg has agreed to join him in America without informally adopted youth, Sergei Shibayev, they had originally insisted on bringing along (S)
Connally's Campaign Tactics; Texan Fails in Efforts to Goad Reagan to Debate; He Criticizes Carter but Sees Kennedy as Winner News Analysis Taunting the 'Lion' Fiery Stump Style Special Emphasis on South
Date: 15 January 1980
BY DOUGLAS E. KNEELAND Special to The New York Times
Douglas KNEELAND
Douglas E Kneeland analyzes John B Connally's campaign tactics; says his efforts to goad Republican front-runner Ronald Reagan to debate have failed, and Iranian crisis has prevented him from criticizing Pres Carter; notes also that his plan to buy TV air time has been thwarted by networks' refusal to sell it; says Connally has now shifted his strategy to compete harder on state-by-state basis in early primaries, especially in the South (M)