Sigrid L. Schultz, Reporter Who Covered Rise of Nazism, Is Dead; Tribune's Bureau Chief
Date: 17 May 1980
By GEORGE GOODMAN Jr
George GOODMAN
Schultz, Sigrid Lillian
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LaChance Says Court Did Not Order Him to Quit Deliverers' Union Post; 'Ties Should Be Severed' Guilty in $300,000 Payoffs 3,000 Drivers in Union
Date: 17 May 1980
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Arnold LUBASCH
LaChance says he will take 'short vacation,' but that he is not resigning from his union position as result of his extortion conviction; prosecutor Henry H Korn says he will ask Judge Milton Pollack to remand LaChance to jail immediately if he fails to resign as union president by May 19 (M)
Deliverers Union Head Convicted of Extortion And Evasion of Taxes; Deliverers' Head Guilty in Payoffs From Companies Interim Strike Papers Cited Forfeiting of Union Post
Date: 16 May 1980
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Arnold LUBASCH
Douglas LaChance, president of newspaper deliverers union, is convicted of extorting cash payoffs from several companies that deliver newspapers in NYC metropolitan area; jury, after 2-week trial, finds LaChance had obtained more than $300,000 in illegal payoffs as part of 'pattern of racketeering' and that he had evaded income taxes on money; Judge Milton Pollack sets June 26 for sentencing; LaChance could face up to 20 years on each of main counts; Pollack gives him until 4 PM May 16 to post $75,000 for bail and to withdraw from his union position, or go to jail immediately, while appealing his conviction; LaChance por (M)
World News Briefs; President of Guinea Unhurt In Assassination Attempt Caramanlis Assumes Office As the President of Greece Editor of Banned Magazine In Taiwan Gets 5 Years Singapore Ship Refuses To Pick Up Vietnamese
Date: 16 May 1980
he is sworn in (S)
Problems About a Channel Beset Ted Turner Cable News Network; Unsuccessful Petition Summer Camp Jobs Available
Date: 17 May 1980
Ted Turner's Cable News Network, 24-hour all-news network scheduled to start June 1, may not be immediately available in upper Manhattan because Teleprompter Manhattan Cable TV is having problem finding channel for network (M)
Gauging the Delegate Count as the Nominations Approach; News Analysis A Difficult Assessment
Date: 17 May 1980
By ADAM CLYMER
Adam CLYMER
campaigns in Oregon
COMPANY NEWS Republic Steel Shuts 2 Blast Furnaces
Date: 16 May 1980
William J De Lancey, chairman and chief executive officer, turns over role of chief operating officer to E Bradley Jones, president; John J Loftus and William J Williams, both executive vice presidents, are elected to post of vice chairman; David H Clark, vice president of steel operations, is given post of executive vice president to head steel operations (S)