Walkout Stops Times of London
Date: 04 May 1980
London Times is not published because of walkout by printers of National Graphical Assn in support of colleagues in provincial newspaper strike (S)
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4th of May 1980 News
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Editors, in Note to Carter, Assail Policy on C.I.A. Use of Reporters; Credibility of Journalists Protests in Editorials
Date: 05 May 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
American Society of Newspaper Editors seeks meeting with Pres Carter to discuss his position on use of American journalists by CIA, letter from assn pres Thomas Winship, prompted by CIA Dir Turner's remarks about matter to society, and society's feeling that Turner misunderstands reasons for press's objection to practice (M)
Topics Historic and Weighty Lies; Webs Once Woven Weight Tables Turning
Date: 04 May 1980
Topics editorial on study that finds minimum mortality occurs at average weight, which is well above current weight tables; notes death rates are higher among people weighing more than average, but higher still among those weighing less than average
MEASURES TO SHIELD U.S. DATA CRITICIZED; Exemptions From Disclosure Laws Are Included in Bills on Trade Agency, C.I.A. and F.B.I. Exemption for F.B.I. Proposed Concerned About Precedent Individuals' Requests Permitted
Date: 04 May 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
House-Senate conference committee approves authorization bill which would exempt commission from Freedom of Information Act requests for information connected with ongoing investigations; measure is opposed by press and consumer groups
Really News; 'Most Ingenious Deal of Year'
Date: 04 May 1980
CARTER B. HORSLEY
Edward S Godon, Arthur Rosenbloom and Henry Gallin of Edward S Gordon Co are awarded Most Ingenious Deal of Year award by NY Real Estate Board for their International Paper Co transaction at 1166 Avenue of Americas, NYC; International Paper signed 20-year lease that has aggregate rent of approximately $250 million; though building ranked 12th in its choice of locations, company was persuaded to lease 600,000 sq ft of space there when scheme was devised to create separate entrance for company off avenue in mid-block plaza; illus (M)
Follow-Up on the News; Trouble in Paraquat A Criminal Element No Place Like Home
Date: 04 May 1980
JAMES GLEICK
James GLEICK
Update on Norberto Gautier, Puerto Rican native living in NJ, who was deported to Guatemala by US immigration officials because of his accent; Civil Rights Office of Justice Dept is probing incident and Gautier's lawyer is planning to sue Immigration Service (S)
The Hebron Raid: Tension Rising in Israel; News Analysis Toll Rises as Youth Dies Demonstrators Beaten by Troops
Date: 05 May 1980
By DAVID K. SHIPLER Special to The New York Times
David SHIPLER
Analysis; tensions on West Bank are rising in wake of Palestinian raid in Hebron; illustration (M)
Major News In Summary; Command Changes At Turbulent Time In Foreign Affairs Iran Is a Target For a Seizure, Too Recession Signals Strong and Clear
Date: 04 May 1980