I.B.M. Announces Price Increases
Date: 28 June 1980
Rejouer samedi 28 juin 1980
Le 28 juin 1980 était un samedi sous le signe astral du ♋. C'était le 179ème 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 dimanche 28 juin 2026, il y a 8 jours. Votre prochain anniversaire est le lundi 28 juin 2027, dans 356 jours. Vous avez vécu 16 809 jours, soit environ 403 432 heures, ou environ 24 205 938 minutes, ou environ 1 452 356 280 secondes.
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28th of June 1980 News
Nouvelles telles qu'elles sont apparues à la une du New York Times le 28 juin 1980
Overdue Process for the Press
Date: 28 June 1980
Editorial on battles between judiciary and press; holds some of them have been unnecessary during past 10 years; holds NJ Supreme Court has shown how to avoid or minimize unnecessary confrontations: apply strong state law that protects journalists from harassment under procedures that make that law work; NJ trial involving racketeering charges against 4 men, in which reporter Robin Goldstein was asked to turn over letter to court, noted
Around the Nation; Appeals Court Asked to Bar Georgia Execution Tuesday Problems at O'Hare Linked Zo Computer Programming Jury Finds Gannett Chain Broke Pact With Newspaper Court Backs Philip Agee In Dispute Over Passport
Date: 28 June 1980
Federal appeals court upholds right of former CIA agent Philip Agee to keep his passport, despite Govt arguments that his activities abroad might damage national security (S)
Deliverers' Ex-President Pleads Guilty on Payoffs; Misdemeanor Pleas 'I Feel Very Remorseful' Levy Heads Metropolitan News
Date: 28 June 1980
By ARNOLD H. LUBASCH
Arnold LUBASCH
Carl Levy pleads guilty to Federal charges involving more than $100,000 that he received from newspaper delivery companies when he was union official; says he shared some of payoffs with other officials of union, including Douglas LaChance; Monte Rosenberg, business agent for union, also pleads guilty to having received more than $5,000; according to Levy, after leaving union office and becoming company executive, he also made labor payoffs of more than $35,000 for his newspaper delivery company; says he gave $27,000 of money to LaChance for not opposing laying off of workers; Judge Vincent L Broderick, who released both men without bail, says he will sentence them in September in Federal Court; prosecutor, Henry H Korn, says widespread investigation is continuing into all aspects of illegal activity in connection with distribution of newspapers and magazines in NY metropolitan area; Levy portrait (M)