Le 6 mai 1980 était un mardi sous le signe astral du ♉. C'était le 126ème jour de l'année. Le président des États-Unis était Jimmy Carter.
Si vous êtes né ce jour-là, vous avez 46 ans. Ton dernier anniversaire était le mercredi 6 mai 2026, il y a 51 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le jeudi 6 mai 2027, dans 313 jours. Vous avez vécu 16 852 jours, soit environ 404 464 heures, ou environ 24 267 890 minutes, ou environ 1 456 073 400 secondes.
Date: 07 May 1980
By JAMES M. MARKHAM Special to The New York Times
Francisco Umbral, Spanish novelist, essayist, literary critic and journalist who writes 3 daily newspaper columns, interviewed; por (M)
Date: 06 May 1980
By BERNARD D. NOSSITER Special to The New York Times
Council is closed to all photographers following splattering of red paint on US and Soviet delegates by demonstrators posing as photographers; decision seen having adverse effect on UN press corps (S)
Date: 06 May 1980
NJ Supreme Court backs Shrewsbury Daily Register reporter Robin Goldstein's right to withhold information because defense attorneys failed to prove material was unavailable from other sources
Date: 06 May 1980
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Arnold LUBASCH
Accountant Leon Rosenband testifies that he had given more than $85,000 in cash payments from truck company to LaChance; says LaChance asked him to establish company called Russ Trucking, which employed non-union drivers to deliver El Diario from Connecticut plant to distributors in NY; according to prosecutors, Henry H Korn and Walter P Loughlin, money was part of $330,000 that LaChance allegedly obtained illegally and failed to report on his income tax returns; defense lawyers, John J Tigue Jr and Peter J Driscoll, stress that all Russ Trucking checks had been signed by Rosenband, not LaChance; another witness, Alexander Feldman, testified under immunity that his company, Crescent News Distributors, had paid LaChance through intermediary for signing collective bargaining agreements, laying off workers and other matters; LaChance por (S)
Date: 06 May 1980
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker says Congress has lost interest in enacting intelligence charter because it senses that the public is no longer interested, because events around world have swung sentiment around to calls for CIA to be 'unleashed,' and because Republicans are seeking delay in hope of making their own proposals if they gain control of White House in '80; notes that CIA wants exemption from Freedom of Information Act provisions in addition to authority it already has to withhold classified information; says man elected President in '80 will in large part determine course intelligence charter will take (M)
Date: 07 May 1980
NYC Taxi and Limousine Chmn Jay L Turoff announces flat-rate group-riding plan for taxi rides from lower Manhattan to 3 NYC metropolitan airports (S)
Date: 07 May 1980
Receives Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism 1980 Mike Berger Award (S)
Date: 06 May 1980
By CHARLES MOHR Special to The New York Times
Charles Special
Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan plans to propose a flat legal prohibition against use of clergymen as spies or informants for US intelligence agencies (M)