El 18 de enero de 1987 fue un domingo bajo el signo estelar de ♑. Era el día 17 del año. El presidente de los Estados Unidos fue Ronald Reagan.
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Date: 18 January 1987
By Janet Maslin
Janet Maslin
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Date: 18 January 1987
LEAD: It's not hard to figure why South Africa's white rulers are excluding foreign journalists, like reporters for The Times, and stifling what was once the freest press in Africa. President P. W. Botha wants fewer television pictures and better newspaper headlines. He wants his National Party to overwhelm all opponents in the election looming this spring.
Date: 18 January 1987
By Jane Perlez, Special To the New York Times
Jane Perlez
LEAD: The overnight transformation of Rupert Murdoch's Australian newspaper holdings into a national chain with two-thirds of the country's circulation has raised concerns here about the concentration of so many newspapers in the control of one individual.
Date: 18 January 1987
By Alan Riding, Special To the New York Times
Alan Riding
LEAD: Colombia's newspapers and radio and television stations, reacting in concert to a surge of drug-related violence, are warning that this country is in danger of falling under the ''total domination'' of narcotics traffickers.
Date: 18 January 1987
LEAD: As a new high-school teacher in New York City, I do what I can to awaken, in each successive brood, love of the principles Mr. Rosenthal articulated in his article. I am going to use his essay to teach my students about the opportunities that I believe are available to them, just as they were available to him.
Date: 18 January 1987
LEAD: Cheers to A. M. Rosenthal. Nobody has ever made a better case for how much a free press means to a free people. And he did it in prose as spare and lean as a good police reporter's account of a murder. If eternal vigilance really is the price of liberty, then America has been lucky these last 40 years to have had a bowman like old Four Eyes on the battlements.
Date: 18 January 1987
LEAD: Having worked as a newspaper reporter, wire-service foreign correspondent, magazine editor and publisher for more than 50 years, I found myself in complete agreement with A. M. Rosenthal's articulate defense of the First Amendment (''Learning on the Job,'' Dec. 14). It would be a better world if the freedom to write and the freedom to think were universal.
Date: 18 January 1987
By Richard Haitch
Richard Haitch
LEAD: A JURY award of more than $400,000 in damages to two police sergeants who had been demoted in Allentown, Pa., raised a pertinent question last June: Who will pay?