Iranians Rally Behind Bani-Sadr, Who Has Become Hero of War; Iranians Heed Ayatollah's Call IRANIANS SUPPORTING WAR HERO BANI-SADR U.S. Correspondents Barred 'Be Prepared for the Worst' Iran Said to Have 445 Fighters
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)
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Tentative Agreement Is Reached In Strike of Minneapolis Papers
Date: 09 October 1980
striking reporters and mailers reach tentative agreement with Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co, ending 26-day strike; publisher Donald Dwight comments (S)
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American Warns Unesco on Proposed Press Code; Represents Press of the Americas Programs Drafted by Secretariat
Date: 09 October 1980
Leonard R Sussman, representative of Inter-American Press Assn, says at meeting of UNESCO that any international program for development of communications 'should not reflect political objectives'; speech is part of campaign by West to protest package of communication programs under consideration by UNESCO that has been interpreted as attack on Western concept of free press; further discussions are scheduled with report by Amadou Mahtar M'Bow, UNESCO general secretary (M)
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Fine Upheld for Reporter Who Won't Give Source
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)
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FARM EQUIPMENT REBOUNDS IN SALES
Date: 08 October 1980
Special to the New York Times
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Cairo Authorities Said to Expel 2 Soviet Journalists From Egypt
Date: 08 October 1980
Tass reports that Egypt has expelled the journalists (S)
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NEW TRIAL IS OPENED IN MURDER OF BOLLES; Arizonan Who Earlier Confessed in Reporter's Slaying Is Accused After Bargain Is Revoked Sentenced to 20 Years Injured Reporter's Words
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)
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Judge Denies Defense Move to Bar Press at Tarnower Murder Hearing; The Virginia Evidence Earlier Case Recalled
Date: 09 October 1980
By JAMES FERON Special to The New York Times
James Special
Westchester County (NY) Court Judge Russell R Leggett rules that pretrial hearings in case of Jean S Harris, who is accused of murdering Dr Herman Tarnower, should be kept open to press and public because statements that she wanted suppressed were already matter of public record (M)
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