EARNINGS;Northrop
Date: 15 October 1980
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15th of October 1980 News
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Newsroom Search Limit Becomes Law; Statement by President Damage Suit as Remedy States Urged to Follow Suit
Date: 15 October 1980
Special to The New York Times
Pres Carter signs Privacy Protection Act of 1980 that prohibits unannounced searches of newsrooms by Federal, state or local law-enforcement authorities except in certain narrowly defined circumstances; new law also protects authors, scholars and others engaged in writing for publication; it does not protect other innocent 3d parties from whom evidence of crime is sought, although it directs Attorney General to issue guidelines to Federal law enforcement officers to minimize unnecessary intrusions into privacy of such persons; illustration (M)
Reporters Temporarily Expelled at Coast Murder Trial; Motion for Suppression of Evidence Trial Delayed Repeatedly
Date: 15 October 1980
By ROBERT LINDSEY Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
Extortion and murder conspiracy trial that Justice Department prosecutors have said will provide new disclosures about organized crime operations opens in Los Angeles, but moments later Federal District Judge Terry J Hatter Jr, in unusual move, orders reporters out of courtroom; lawyers representing news organizations object strongly but unsuccessfully to order; reporters are allowed to re-enter courtroom 2 hours later, after prosecution and defense lawyers argued over admissibility of certain unspecified evidence (M)
Once Proud Hosts, Iraqis Sour on Their Guest Correspondents; Many Carried Portable Radios Reuters Correspondent Expelled An Unwieldy Group Clashes With Ministry Officials
Date: 16 October 1980
By JOHN KIFNER Special to The New York Times
John Special
over 300 foreign correspondents say Iraqi Foreign Ministry is preventing them from effectively covering war with Iran (M)
Notes on People; Lillian Gish, 84 and Still at It Ripples of Bendix Resignation Reach Washington Press Gloria Swanson Tells of an Affair With Joseph Kennedy Henry Ford Weds
Date: 15 October 1980
Judith Cummings Albin Krebs
Judith Albin
controversy develops between Washington Post and Washington Star over syndication of Gail Sheehy article on resignation of Cunningham; series appeared simultaneously in both papers, with each claiming exclusive copyright; Post publisher Benjamin Bradlee and Star ombudsman George Berveridge comment (S)
American Assails a Unesco Role In Regulating News Operations; What Americans Support
Date: 15 October 1980
Elie Abel, American member of commission studying problems of world journalism, says that US cannot support suggestion for UNESCO to set up standards for news organizations, and criticizes agency for trying to be 'international nanny'; defends private ownership of publications and broadcasting stations, reaffirming opposition to official protection of licensing of journalists and points out that global news agencies are not permitted to disseminate information directly in many countries (S)
Colts Charged With Bias By Female Photographer
Date: 16 October 1980
Jocelyn Hinsen, freelance photographer, sues Baltimore Colts and city of Baltimore for sex bias because she was denied access to sidelines during Colt games; terms exclusion violation of press freedom; Judge Joseph H H Kaplan orders club and city to answer complaint by Oct 24 (S)