WAGE FREEZE VOTED AT WASHINGTON STAR
Date: 11 April 1976
circulation workers vote to accept wage freeze (S)
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11th of April 1976 News
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Federal Power Commission Decides to Open Some Meetings to Public and Issue Agendas in Advance
Date: 12 April 1976
By EDWARD COWAN Special to The New York Times
Edward Special
FPC decides to open some of its meetings to public in light of some 'sunshine' bills in Cong; decides to publish in advance the agenda for each meeting; change will be effective Apr 21 (M)
A Brash Sun Shines Ever Brighter on Fleet Street
Date: 12 April 1976
By BERNARD WEINRAUB Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
Circulation battle between London Daily Mirror and London Sun appears to be being won by Sun; competition is viewed by some journalists and editors as setback for efforts by Mirror to provide more serious reptg; Sun editor Larry Lamb and managing dir of News Internatl, Sun parent co, Bert Hardy, comment; illus of mastheads (M)
Nigerian Decree Curbing Press Is Under Fire
Date: 11 April 1976
By JOHN DARNTON Special to The New York Times
John Special
Obasanjo issues Govt decree that imposes severe penalties if accusation of corruption against public official is not correct in every detail; critics contend that it is so sweeping that it will dampen nationwide purge begun by Muhammed against corrupt officials (S)
PRINTERS BACK CUTS AT WASHINGTON STAR
Date: 12 April 1976
printers union at Washington Star on Apr 11 votes to accept proposal to eliminate 100 jobs through resignation or early retirement, measure that publisher Joe L Allbritton says is necessary for paper to survive (S)
TRENTON NOTEBOOK; Jerseyvision: Barely Visible
Date: 11 April 1976
Common Cause official William Singer says without NJ Public TV 'state govt would be almost invisible'; says NJ residents are more poorly informed about performance of their elected officials than residents of other states; urges Legis not to allow Gov Byrne to cut 'Jerseyvision's' budget from $3.3-million in '76 to $1-million in '77 (M)
TOKYO PRESS SLOW TO DIG INTO GRAFT; 2 Newsmen Say Concept of Investigative Reporting Is Still Unfamiliar
Date: 11 April 1976
Comment on 'investigative reptg' by Japanese newspapers; practice is so recent there is no Japanese term for it; reporter Takashi Tachibana, whose articles on alleged financial irregularities by former Prime Min Kakuei Tanaka led to his resignation in '74, says he stumbled onto investigative reptg methods; Kengo Tanaka, editor of Bungei Shunju that printed Tachibana's articles, says that Tachibana had done much analytical work on documents; both suggest that investigative reptg in Japan had developed shortly after affair involving Prime Min; newspaper Maimchi Shimbun has 20 reporters on story full time and 15 part of time; another daily Asahi Shimbun has about same number assigned (M)
News Summary and Index
Date: 12 April 1976
summary of wives comments on several controversial issues (M)
Magazine Editor Named
Date: 12 April 1976
Names Marvin L Stone editor, succeeding Howard W Flieger (S)