LETTERS; Beutel Defends Moscow Report News Is News" TV LETTERS
Date: 14 December 1975
BILL BEUTELLESTER MARKEL
Bill MARKEL
R Baker comment on news events that are made to happen because someone knows editor will print it or broadcast it; drawing
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Justices Refuse to Cancel Murder Case 'Gag Order'
Date: 13 December 1975
By LESLEY OELSNER Special to The New York Times
Lesley Special
US Sup Ct refuses on Dec 12 to lift ct-imposed 'gag order' that curbs pretrial press coverage of Neb murder case; also refuses to give speedy emergency rev to press challenge to order but agrees to rev in non-expedited manner; rev may also include related issue of whether cts may ban press altogether from some preliminary proceedings in efforts to insure fair trials; Justices Brennan, Stewart and Marshall note, in order, that they would have granted request to expedite case and granted motion to stay gag order pending Ct resolution of case; Justice White noted that he would nave stayed order to extent that it bars publication of information disclosed in public at preliminary hearing; case revd (M)
Washington Post Faces Climax in Strike; Guild Weighs Position Change Not Foreseen Wide Implications Seen
Date: 14 December 1975
By BEN A. FRANKLIN Special to The New York Times
Ben FRANKLIN
more than 1,000 Washington-area newspaper unionists on Dec 13 rally outside Washington Post in protest called by Greater Washington Central Labor Council; are protesting decision by paper to hire non-union pressmen to take place of striking pressmen; demonstration includes appeals from union leaders for subscriber and ad boycott of paper, denunciation of union members, chiefly in Newspaper Guild, who have continued working at Post through strike, and burning in effigy of Post publisher Katharine Graham; negotiators for Post and pressmen schedule bargaining meeting for 16, though paper has set deadline of Dec 14 to place nonunion crews in pressroom; paper is also negotiating with Mailers Union; paper's exec vp Mark Meagher comments; exec editor Benjamin Bradlee has Jielped out on shifts in mail room and on loading dock (M)
Guild Sets Next Thursday As Strike Deadline at Post
Date: 13 December 1975
Newspaper Guild exec vp Harry Fisdell says guild negotiating com set strike deadline at NY Post for Dec 18; says Paul Yager, regional dir of FMCS, asked labor mediator Theodore Kheel to enter talks (S)
UNIT WILL STUDY GRAND-JURY LEAKS; Investigation Commission to Hold Hearings Here
Date: 13 December 1975
NYS Investigation Comm Chmn David W Brown says comm will hold hearings in Jan on grand-jury leaks; hearings will focus on 'conflict between rights of individual under investigation and public's right to know'; comm is acting on Sen Roy M Goodman and NY ACLU exec dir Ira Glasser request (S)
State To Preserve Pine Barrens Tract; $900,000 Transaction Rutgers Planning To Honor Newsman
Date: 14 December 1975
By JOHN C. DEVLIN Special to The New York Times
John DEVLIN
John F McDonald and Edward R Isaacs of Rutgers Univ are working to set up section devoted to journalism in Livingston Coll Library to hon Robert Gardner, newspaperman who died in 1970(S)
BRITONS DISPUTE NEW LABOR LAWS; Some Workers Facing Loss of Jobless Pay--Critics See Civil Rights Peril Closed Shop an Issue Union Tribunals Planned
Date: 14 December 1975
By PETER T. KILBORN Special to The New York Times
Peter KILBORN
4 workers who were recently fired at GM plant in GB may lose their unemployment pay for 6 wks because of peculiarities of new Brit labor laws (S)
WASHINGTON REPORT; Why Arthur Burns Fears 'Sunshine' Law
Date: 14 December 1975
By EDWIN L. DALE Jr
Edwin DALE
Comment on reasons that Fed Reserve Bd chmn Arthur F Burns wishes Fed Reserve to be exempted from Sunshine Act, which would open most Govt agency proceedings to public; Burns believes that unless Fed is exempted there would be destructive consequences for entire country; drawing
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day International National Metropolitan
Date: 13 December 1975
Food News; Creme Fraiche a la Jersey A London Creme
Date: 14 December 1975
By HELEN P. SILVER Special to The New York TimesThe New York Times/Iris Schnelder
Helen SILVER