The Three U.S. Newsmen Slain in Guyana Ambush
Date: 21 November 1978
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21st of November 1978 News
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Cocaine Case Mistrial; Writ on Reporter Stays
Date: 21 November 1978
Mistrial is declared in Bklyn cocaine case in which Kings Courier reporter Pamela O'Shaughnessy was ordered to testify and turn over notes from article she had written on drug trafficking in Bklyn; mistrial was ordered because police officer testifying for prosecution said on witness stand that defendant Michael Zagarino had been arrested before (S)
Trial in Girl Scout Slayings Is Delayed by Allegations of a Book Deal; District Attorney Denies Charge Testimony on Embezzlement
Date: 21 November 1978
Special to The New York Times
Murder trial of Gene Leroy Hart, charged with sex slayings of 3 Girl Scouts June 13, 1977, has been delayed indefinitely; defense attys charged in pretrial hearing that prosecuting atty, Sid Wise, had handed out confidential documents to journalist Ron L Grimsley; Dist Ct Judge William Whistler postpones decisions on several pretrial motions pending appearance of Grimsley, whose whereabouts is unknown; warrant has been issued for his arrest (M)
Cowboys Close Door To Their Locker Room
Date: 22 November 1978
Dallas Cowboys announce new post-game int policy, which permanently closes locker room to press reprs because of woman-reporter issue; there has been increasing demands that women reporters be given equal access (S)
The Times Settles Sex-Bias Suit Filed by Female Workers in U.S. Court; Lawyer Sees a Precedent
Date: 21 November 1978
Fed Dist Judge Henry F Werker gives final approval to settlement of sex-discrimination suit that group of female employees had filed against NY Times; settlement became final after all women represented in suit had chance to file objections; it takes effect on Jan 1, 1979, runs for 4 yrs and amends existing equal-opportunity goals for putting women into positions ranging from entry level to top mgt; creates annuities fund of $232,000 to compensate them for historic costs of social discrimination and awards them $100,000 to cover their legal fees; Times exec vp James C Goodale says settlement 'completely vindicates Times of any charge or hint of unfair employment practices'; Harriet Raab, atty for women in case, comments (M)
Around the Nation; Survey Reports Abuse Of Children Has Doubled
Date: 21 November 1978
sporadic vandalism reptd during police strike (S)
Notes on People; Judge at '63 Swearing In Looks Back in Candor White House Lowdown Paparazzo Snaps Doris Duke; Police Snap at Him F.B.I. Wants 'More Sophisticated Types' on Its List From the Pit to Stage Willy Brandt Ill Who Needs Sympathy?
Date: 22 November 1978
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Fed Dist Judge Sarah T Hughes, who administered oath of office to Pres Johnson following Pres Kennedy's assassination, recalls that day (S)
Around the Nation; Democrats Retain Control Of Pennsylvania House Strike by Pressmen Closes Two St. Louis Newspapers Religious Group Wins Delay In Foreclosure of Its Town Charges Dropped in Case That Led to Bourne Ouster
Date: 22 November 1978
Religious group wins 2d reprieve from foreclosure of tiny town of Bridgeville, which it wants to turn into Christian haven for sr citizens (S)