2 Seoul News Services to Merge
Date: 14 November 1980
South Korea's leading news agencies Hapdong and Orient Press will be dissolved and merged into new company (S)
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13th of November 1980 News
Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 13 de noviembre de 1980
Justice Dept. Restricts Subpoenas For Reporters and Phone Records; Subpoenas Dislosed in September Disagreement Within Department
Date: 13 November 1980
By ROBERT PEAR Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
US Justice Dept issues new regulations defining procedures that must be followed before Govt attempts to subpoena news reporters or their telephone toll records; new regulations bar issuance of subpoenas to reporters without express authorization of Atty Gen; authorize US Atty or Asst Atty Gen to issue subpoena if reporter voluntarily agrees to provide materials sought by Govt; are issued following disclosure that telephone company turned over toll records of Raines to Justice Dept and, at dept's request, waited 90 days before informing Raines or Times; subpoenas were apparently designed to learn source of articles written by Raines which stated that FBI informer within Ku Klux Klan participated in violent attacks on blacks and civil rights activists in early '60s; dept official Victor H Kramer comments (M)
CBS PLANS TO TEST TELETEXT ON COAST
Date: 14 November 1980
By N.R. KLEINFIELD
N. KLEINFIELD
REPORTER CLEARED IN ESCAPE AT PRISON; Georgia Charge of Attempting to Aid Four Death Row Inmates Who Fled Is Dismissed
Date: 14 November 1980
Atlanta, Georgia, Superior Court Judge John Harvey dismisses criminal charges against Postell and wife; Macon, Ga, Federal grand jury returns indictments charging condemned murderer Carl Isaacs, Roy Lee Franklin and son Raymond Lee Franklin with conspiracy to commit extortion; Postell illus (M)
Justices' Questions Suggest Split As Court Weighs Televised Trial; Spread of TV Coverage Differences Within Court
Date: 13 November 1980
By LINDA GREENHOUSE Special to The New York Times
Linda Special
US Supreme Court weighs constitutionality of televised trials as it relates to defendant's right to fair trial, case of Chandler v Florida involving 2 former Miami police officers who opposed televising of their trial on burglary charges; presentation of case by attorney for police officers and Florida Atty Gen is highlighted by Chief Justice Burger and Assoc Justice Stewart questioning one another on issue almost as intensely as they questioned lawyers arguing case (M)
Jewish Dissident Seized in Moscow; Edited Underground Paper Till '79; Odessa Dissident to Emigrate
Date: 14 November 1980
By ANTHONY AUSTIN Special to The New York Times
Anthony Special
Viktor Brailovsky, leading figure in Jewish emigration movement, is arrested on charge of 'defaming Soviet state and public order' and is taken to prison; Braflovsky's wife Irina says charge appears to stem from her husband's role as editor of underground journal Jews in the USSR; Brailovsky portrait (M)