Le 7 octobre 1980 était un mardi sous le signe astral du ♎. C'était le 280ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Jimmy Carter.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 45 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le mardi 7 octobre 2025, il y a 263 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le mercredi 7 octobre 2026, dans 101 jours. Vous avez vécu 16 699 jours, soit environ 400 785 heures, ou environ 24 047 148 minutes, ou environ 1 442 828 880 secondes.
Date: 08 October 1980
By PRANAY B. GUPTE Special to The New York Times
Iranians rally Behind Government of Pres Bani-Sadr as war with Iraq enters its third week (M)
Date: 07 October 1980
By MARVINE HOWE Special to The New York Times
Marvine Special
Comment on scene in Turkey 3 weeks after military takeover holds most noticeable change in country is press; military authorities have stated that press is free and have not imposed direct censorship; they have issued number of directives and generally observe self-censorship (S)
Date: 07 October 1980
Special to the New York Times
Date: 08 October 1980
Ellen Marks, reporter for Idaho Statesman, refuses to disclose news source and Judge Karen Vehlow reaffirms $500 fine she had imposed, saying she does not intend to make martyr of Marks by sending her to jail; Marks refused to disclose names or other details of people she had used in article about woman who had gone into hiding and was accused by her former husband of kidnapping her own daughter; based refusal to testify on 1st Amendment (S)
Date: 08 October 1980
Tass reports that Egypt has expelled the journalists (S)
Date: 07 October 1980
Egyptian authorities arrest 2 Soviet journalists for allegedly providing money to recently uncovered anti-Government Communist group (S)
Date: 08 October 1980
By ROBERT LINDSEY Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
Asst Atty Gen William Schaefer 3d, in opening statement in murder trial, tells jurors he will offer proof that Adamson had lured reporter Don Bolles to meeting at Clarendon Hotel in Phoenix with promise of news tip, that Bolles told witnesses after bombing 'John Adamson did it, that Adamson had built bomb, and that he had described details of murder before and after it occurred; William Feldhacker, 1 of Adamson's 2 attorneys, tells jurors in his opening statement that defense will prove there is reasonable doubt of his guilt by challenging prosecution's evidence and credibility of its witnesses (S)
Date: 07 October 1980
By ROBERT LINDSEY Special to The New York Times
Robert Special
John Harvey Adamson, charged with murder of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles in '76, is scheduled to go on trial; state has said it will seek death penalty; confession Adamson signed cannot be used against him because plea bargaining agreement is now invalid; William Schaefer 3d, Assistant Atty Gen, says he is confident he had enough other evidence to get conviction; state officials say they hope they can obtain conviction of Adamson and then persuade him, with promise not to press for his execution, to testify against Max Dunlap, charged with hiring Adamson to do killing, and James Robison, alleged to have detonated explosive device that killed Bolles (M)