Der 5. März 1980 war ein Mittwoch unter dem Sternzeichen ♓. Es war der 64. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Jimmy Carter.
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Date: 06 March 1980
official Polish press agency reports Wesolowska has admitted spying for NATO; admission reportedly made at closed-door trial before military tribunal, Warsaw (S)
Date: 05 March 1980
By William Wilson
William Wilson
William Wilson article scores CIA efforts to exempt itself from Freedom of Information Act requests; notes questionable agency activities that would never have come to light without books that were written by former agents (M)
Date: 06 March 1980
Atty Gen Civiletti threatens to fire any employee caught disclosing confidential information; scores 'flood of leaks' about FBI's ongoing corruption probes
Date: 05 March 1980
By ROBERT PEAR Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
Wald says ABC will give Federal grand jury some film and tape it has subpoenaed to avoid risk of 'unfortunate judicial precedent'; under compromise reached with Arthur H Christy, special prosecutor, no ABC reporters will have to testify or give up their notes (M)
Date: 06 March 1980
Drops out of race following disappointing results in Massachusetts and Vermont primaries; illustration (M)
Date: 05 March 1980
By JOHN CORRY
John CORRY
Date: 06 March 1980
By E.J. DIONNE Jr
E. DIONNE
E J Dionne Jr analysis of Repr Anderson's surprisingly good showing in Massachusetts Republican primary; says thousands of independent voters gave him his 2d-place finish, raising possibility that non-Republicans could play key role in several other key Republican primaries (M)
Date: 05 March 1980
By GREGORY JAYNES Special to The New York Times
Gregory Special
Man in News article on Robert Mugabe; biographical sketch (M)
Date: 05 March 1980
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
analysis: many Western leaders and Arab diplomats accuse Carter Administration of political cowardice for disavowing US vote in UN Security Council against Israeli settlements on West Bank; score official explanation that vote resulted from Sec of State Vance's misunderstanding of Pres Carter's instructions; Administration officials say Carter told Vance that he would approve vote only if references to Jerusalem were dropped from resolution; McHenry says Vance told him to vote for resolution if one particularly troublesome paragraph was altered; officials say Carter would have ordered abstention if he had known that other references to Jerusalem were in text; controversy comes at time when US policies on Iran and Afghanistan also seem inconsistent (M)