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)
Jersey Paper Battling Superior Court Order For Reporter's Letters
Date: 18 May 1980
Judge Robert A Matthews will hear motions in Appeals Court by Frederick W Rose, representing Goldstein, seeking to overturn Superior Court Judge Michael Imbriani's order that Goldstein surrender letters from Patrick Pizuto, key witness in organized crime trial (S)
TOUGH STEPS TAKEN BY SEOUL TO QUELL STUDENTS' PROTESTS; MARTIAL LAW POWER WIDENED Campuses Are Closed, Censorship Set and Gatherings Curbed -- Critics of Regime Seized Meeting Stormed by Riot Police South Korea Acts to Curb Protests
Date: 18 May 1980
By JAMES P. STERBA Special to The New York Times
James STERBA
Government, faced with most serious student political unrest in 20 years, prohibits labor strikes (S)
IN THE NATION; Minimum Good News
Date: 18 May 1980
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker is heartened by compromise legislation approved by Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in place of formal intelligence charter, since it does not grant CIA 2 of its major requests: to be exempted from Freedom of Information Act provisions, and to be able to prosecute leakers of information (M)
Realty News Downtown Towers Planned
Date: 18 May 1980
By CARTER B. HORSLEY
Silverstein Properties Inc plans to build 2 office towers in Lower Manhattan (NYC) of about 1 million square feet each; Port Authority board has approved lease negotiations with company for air rights over so-called 'keystone' site at World Trade Center presently occupied by utility substation; Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority has selected company as developer of office tower over Manhattan approach to Bklyn-Battery Tunnel; company official Larry Silverstein comments; his portrait; architectural drawing (M)
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)