Friends Laud Thompson On 25 Years in Congress
Date: 30 July 1980
States News Service
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Noticias tal como aparecieron en la portada del New York Times el 29 de julio de 1980
About Education; Good News Also Has Its Bad Side
Date: 29 July 1980
By FRED M. HECHINGER
Fred M Hechinger comments on growing number of educators who are calling for more emphasis on 'good news' in media about nation's public schools (M)
Abscam Defense Lawyer Pushes For Testimony From Reporters; One Reporter's Stand
Date: 30 July 1980
By DONALD JANSON Special to The New York Times
Donald Special
Ben-Veniste says that reporters should be required to testify about their sources of information on case in light of US Atty Richard Blumenthal's failure to find out himself in the 6 months he has been conducting an internal investigation; Judge John P Fullam stays subpoenas for several in news media pending decision by Justice Dept on whether it would agree to disclose Blumenthal's report on his investigation (M)
4 in Death Row In Georgia Flee Jail in Disguise; Then Telephone Reporter To Tell Him the News Near Fire Escapes Three Talk on Phone 3 of 5 Escapees Caught
Date: 29 July 1980
Troy Leon Gregg, David A Jarrell, Timothy W McCorquodale and Johnnie L Johnson, convicted murderers, escape from Georgia State Prison's death row by posing as guards; Gregg telephones Albany Herald reporter Charles Postell to inform him of escape; Postell, in turn, notifies prison officials (M)
Invading the Newsroom
Date: 29 July 1980
editorial opposes police seizure of KBCI-TV's videotapes; contends such raids will continue as long as '78 Supreme Court ruling sanctioning practice remains in force
Bill to Protect U.S. Agents Advances
Date: 30 July 1980
Special to The New York Times
Senate Intelligence Committee approves bill that would make it a crime for anybody, including journalists, to reveal identities of covert intelligence agents; spokesmen for civil liberties organizations fear law poses danger to freedom of the press (S)
U.S. Worried by Reports That Syria Encourages Attacks on Journalists
Date: 30 July 1980
Special to The New York Times
State Department expresses concern over reports that journalists covering Middle East have become targets of threats and possibly 1 murder; threats, which caused BBC to withdraw its correspondent in Beirut, appear to be related to mounting internal opposition to Syrian Pres Hafez al-Assad (M)