Newsday Reaches Tentative Pact With Its 300 Editorial Employees
Date: 31 March 1978
Special to The New York Times
Tentative agreement is reached between Newsday and Local 406 of Internatl Printing and Graphic Communications Union (S)
Daniel Mays Doğum Günü, Doğum Tarihi
Daniel Mays, né le à Epping, dans l'Essex, est un acteur britannique.
Devamını oku...- Doğum Günü, Doğum Tarihi
- 31 Mart 1978 Cuma
- Doğum yeri
- Epping, Essex
- Yaş
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- Burç
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31st of March 1978 News
Haber New York Times'ın ön sayfasında 31 Mart 1978 olarak çıktı
Washington Post Workers Protest Lack of a Contract After 2 Years; Company Offer Criticized Union Security Loss Seen
Date: 01 April 1978
By BEN A. FRANKLIN Special to The New York Times
Ben FRANKLIN
Washington Post employees who are members of Washington-Baltimore Newspaper Guild, stage lunch-hr demonstration outside Post bldg to protest anniv of their 2d yr without contract; Post exec vp and gen mgr Donald E Graham comments (S)
Strike Newspaper in Wisconsin Struggles to Establish Itself; Dismissed Printers and Cut Salaries Tradition of Liberalism 'Like to Try Everything'
Date: 01 April 1978
By NATHANIEL SHEPPARD Jr. Special to The New York Times
Nathaniel SHEPPARD
Comment on Madison Press Connection, paper being published by reporters and printers who went out on strike on Oct 1 from Wisconsin State Journal and Madison Capital Times in automation dispute (S)
Deliverers and Two Papers Reach Accord on Wages; Accord Could Be the Pattern
Date: 01 April 1978
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union announces wage settlement with NY Daily News and NY Times, but says other issues remain in dispute; union pres Douglas La Chance says threat of strike remains; newspapers offered union 3-yr $60 pkg of wage increases; of unions that have not taken strike vote--Pressmen, Stereotypers, Paperhandlers and Printers--it is pressmen who currently seem to face greatest threat of automation to reduce their work force; La Chance illus (M)
Wage Offer Delays Strike Threat by Drivers at News; Mediator Takes Role Earlier Difficulties
Date: 31 March 1978
By PETER KIHSS
Peter KIHSS
threat of midnight strike by deliverers at NY Daily News is staved off when union pres Douglas LaChance announces 'major wage proposal' by reprs of News and NY Times, and then delays any strike deadline until 8 AM; LaChance repts newspapers offered 3-yr contract with wage increases totaling $60 a wk; Times sr vp John H Mortimer confirms that proposal calls for 3 annual increases of $20 wkly; says News removed from mgt side what he asserts had been 'massive retrogressions' in working conditions; Comr Leonard B Farrell took part in negotiations; H J Kracke, exec dir of NY Publishers Assn, comments (M)
Carter Discusses Rights With 6 Prominent Brazilians; Brazil Pleasantly Surprised Two Letters From Carter
Date: 01 April 1978
By DAVID VIDAL Special to The New York Times
David Special
Pres Carter meets with 6 prominent civilians for discussions on range of topics such as press freedom, human rights, country's pol future and trade; civilians are considered Govt adversaries; O Estado de Sao Paulo publisher Julio Mesquita Neta, Foreign Min Antonio Azeredo da Silveira and Brazilian bar assn pres Raymundo Faoro comment (M)
Your Turn: Letters to CBS News' Gives Viewers a Voice Tomorrow; A Format That Works 'Cumbersome and Imperfect' An Intriguing Idea Wide Range of Approaches
Date: 01 April 1978
By RICHARD F. SHEPARD
Richard SHEPARD
Richard F Shepard revs Your Turn: Letters to CBS News, program in which viewers express their thoughts on camera once a mo; similar programs on other stations noted; some TV execs comment (M)
CARTER, IN BRASILIA, ATTACKS U.S. STEEL ON PRICE INCREASE; TERMS NEW LEVEL INFLATIONARY Says Rise Is Excessive and Is Not Warranted by Coal Settlement-- National Also Lifts Charges Other Companies Biding Time CARTER SCORES RISE IN U.S. STEEL PRICE The President's Remarks
Date: 31 March 1978
By AGIS SALPUKAS
Agis SALPUKAS
Carter holds news conf in Brasilia, Mar 30
The Transcript of President Carter's News Conference During His Visit to Brazil; 1. Relations With Brazil 2. Arms for the Mideast 3. Human Rights and Loans 4. Outlook for South-West Africa 5. Nuclear Proliferation U.S. Providing Enriched Uranium 6. Prime Minister Begin's Role 7. Other Visits to Latin America 8. Meeting With Brazilian Cardinal 9. Inflation in the U.S. 10. Brazilian Political Situation 11. Increase in Steel Price 12. Political Rights in Brazil 13. Possible Trip to the Mideast 14. Carter's View of Brazil
Date: 31 March 1978