The Press vs. the Corporation; Press
Date: 25 February 1979
By ANDREW HACKER
Andrew HACKER
Heise, Juergen Arthur: Minimum Disclosure. How the Pentagon Manipulates the News revd by Prof Andrew Hacker
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24th of February 1979 News
Ziņas, kas parādījās New York Times pirmajā lapā 1979. gada 24. februāris
U.S. Accuses Associated Press With Jobs Discrimination Policy
Date: 24 February 1979
US EEOC files suit against AP, charging orgn with discriminatory employment policies against women, blacks and Hispanics; asks that AP be enjoined from such practices and made to issue back pay to those against whom it allegedly discriminated (S)
Reporting the War: Facts Elusive; Satellite Photography and Radio
Date: 24 February 1979
By HENRY KAMM Special to The New York Times
Henry Special
Comment on news reptg on Chinese mil activity in Vietnam; notes that 2 countries' broadcasts and printed publications conform staunchly to Leninist idea that news is branch of agitation and propaganda designed not to inform but to advance govt's pol goals; techniques for covering war include satellite photography and intercepting of radio and other communications (S)
Reporters, Taken to Front in Vietnam With U.S. Legislator, Come Under Chinese Fire
Date: 25 February 1979
Dispatch written by Alan Dawson, Bangkok bur chief of UPI, who went to Hanoi with delegation headed by Elizabeth Holzman (S)
Police Searches: Who Cares?
Date: 25 February 1979
By WILLIAM OLDS and JAMES ENGLAND
William OLDS
William Olds-James England article on Conn Gen Assembly's consideration of legis to prohibit unannounced police searches of newsrooms following Sup Ct case of Zurcher v Stanford Daily; holds ultimate loser in such searches is the public; calls on Legis to extend privacy protections against 3d-party searches to everyone and not limit them solely to members of news media (part I of 2-part sec) (M)
Ideas &Trends; In Summary Last Dead Sea Scroll Envisions 'New Jerusalem'
Date: 25 February 1979
Tom Ferrell and Virginia Adams
Tom Ferrell
comment on strike at London Times notes strike passed its 12th wk; notes paper's absence has been followed by 36% expansion for Sunday Telegraph and 52% for Observer (S)
Files of Nixon White House Show Bid to Control Public Broadcasting; BROADCASTING PLAN BY NIXON DISCLOSED
Date: 24 February 1979
By LES BROWN Special to The New York Times
Les Special
Documents from files of White House Office of Telecommunications Policy reveal efforts by Nixon Adm to control public broadcasting; documents are chiefly memos exchd between Clay T Whitehead, dir of office, and number of White House officials, including Peter Flanigan, asst to Pres, Charles W Colson, special counsel to Pres, John D Ehrlichman, chief domestic affairs adviser, and H R Haldeman, chief of staff; documents were obtained by NY Times under Freedom of Information Act; (L)