New Freedom Excites Iran Journalists; Palace No Longer Dictates
Date: 15 January 1979
By ERIC PACE Special to The New York Times
Eric Special
comment on new press freedom; scene at newspaper Etelaat described (M)
Rejouer lundi 15 janvier 1979
Le 15 janvier 1979 était un lundi sous le signe astral du ♑. C'était le 14ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Jimmy Carter.
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15th of January 1979 News
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Keeping the Press, and the Judiciary, Independent
Date: 16 January 1979
By Irving R. KaufmanBy Daniel Schorr
Irving KaufmanBy
article adapted from speech given by Daniel Schorr to Calif Bar Assn; holds there is mistaken belief held by many Amers that reporters endanger natl security by finding out about things Govt calls secret
Bella Abzug's Ouster and Limits of Dissent; News Analysis
Date: 16 January 1979
By TERENCE SMITH Special to The New York Times
Terence Special
Terence Smith analysis of Pres Carter's dismissal of Bella Abzug; says dismissal fits in with tougher, more 'Presidential' posture Carter's advisers have urged him to adopt; expects ideological gap between Carter Adm and Abzug and her followers over soc spending to erupt again as debate over '80 budget intensifies (M)
2 Views of Cambodian Sweep: Local Affair or Soviet Peril; News Analysis
Date: 16 January 1979
By DAVID BINDER Special to The New York Times
David Special
Analysis of Soviet-backed invasion of Cambodia by Vietnam and fear among countries that they may be vulnerable to similar projection of force by Communist powers
World News Briefs; Demonstration in Peking For Food and Work Ends
Date: 16 January 1979
Entire Cabinet resigns; Pres David Padilla Arancibia studies move (S)
The New Governor of Alabama; Forrest Hood James Jr. Man in the News A Courtesy Call Student and Athlete Became a Millionaire Likes to Read History
Date: 16 January 1979
By RAY JENKINS Special to The New York Times
Ray Special
James profile; was was born Sept 15 '34 in village of Lanett (M)
Long Road Ahead for Iran; Although Shah Is Expected to Leave This Week, Trouble and Uncertainty Will Probably Continue News Analysis 'Cannot Go On Like This' Demonstrations Continue U.S. Cautions Generals
Date: 15 January 1979
By R.W. APPLE Jr. Special to The New York Times
R. APPLE
analysis of pol situation; trouble and uncertainty are expected to continue although Shah is expected to leave soon (M)
Sports News Briefs; Sharif Khan Takes Squash Racquets East All-Stars Beat West in Toyko Bowl Lavasseur Is First In F.D.R. Ski Jump Rinn Is Luge Victor Lubar of Millrose Wins 10-Mile Run Woman Sets Record
Date: 15 January 1979
Two-Thousand-Meter Run: Natalia Maracescu sets women's world record (5:39) (S)