NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 27 May 1990
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL/3-17
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27th of May 1990 News
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News Summary
Date: 28 May 1990
LEAD: International 2-7 President Gorbachev called for calm during a ''tense, difficult, and frankly speaking, dangerous'' period, while giving a nationally televised address. Page 1 News analysis: This week's summit promises to be different from any other for many reasons. Its primary focus will be the shape of Europe, and for the first time the two superpowers find their status in doubt.
Critic's Notebook WATCHDOG GROUP CRITICIZES 2 NEWS PROGRAMS
Date: 28 May 1990
By Walter Goodman
Walter Goodman
LEAD: Smugness being the vice of the virtuous, a recent assault on the ''MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour'' and ''Nightline'' must be welcomed, if only to keep their makers from dozing in the warmth of their reviews. The criticism comes from Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, a left-wing watchdog group, which has documented the reliance of both programs on guests identified with the
New Daily's Radical Idea For Afternoon Success
Date: 28 May 1990
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
LEAD: A two-week-old tabloid in Kansas City, Mo., is trying to solve the long-standing riddle of how to make a profit with an afternoon newspaper.
Grudging Public Thinks Tax Rise Now Must Come
Date: 27 May 1990
By Michael Oreskes
Michael Oreskes
LEAD: Americans overwhelmingly expect their Federal taxes to go up to reduce the budget deficit, and they are grudgingly willing to accept some new taxes if the taxes are the right ones, the New York Times/CBS News Poll has found.
Less Luster for Traveling Gorbachev
Date: 27 May 1990
By Andrew Rosenthal, Special To the New York Times
Andrew Rosenthal
LEAD: The Soviet delegation to the Washington summit meeting is hawking a glossy magazine with a smiling couple on the cover and the legend ''The Gorbachevs: Mikhail and Raisa at Home and Abroad.''
On Language; Pundit-Bashing
Date: 27 May 1990
BY William Safire
William Safire
LEAD: A USEFUL LINGUIS tic scapegoat or whipping boy has been created in time for the Presidential campaign of 1992.
A Horse, O'Course
Date: 27 May 1990
By Ray Brady
Ray Brady
LEAD: FIRST you hear the faint skirling of the bagpipes, and then into the old, Victorian stadium they march: the massed pipes of the Irish defense forces, their orange kilts swinging in the breeze, their wild music setting hearts to racing. Behind them come four, five, maybe six or more teams of riders, some in bright red jackets, some in
TELLING THE TRUTH, TAKING THE PUNISHMENT
Date: 27 May 1990
By Emily MacFarquhar
Emily MacFarquhar
LEAD: A HIGHER KIND OF LOYALTY A Memoir by China's Foremost Journalist. By Liu Binyan. Translated by Zhu Hong. 294 pp. New York: Pantheon Books. $22.95.
Pastimes; Camera
Date: 27 May 1990
Andy Grundberg
Andy Grundberg
LEAD: Those who ply their trades at newspapers know only too well what a stylebook is. It's a comprehensive and usually exhausting compilation of all the rules of spelling, punctuation and usage that a publication tries to follow. It tells you whether to write ''ten'' as a word or as a number. It dictates whether ''catalog'' ends with a ''g'' or ''gue.