U.P.I. Reaches Agreement With Wire Service Guild
Date: 18 April 1972
UPI and Wire Service Guild reach agreement on contract; provisions detailed
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Дженифър Ан Гарнър (на английски: Jennifer Anne Garner), по-известна като Дженифър Гарнър, е американска актриса, носителка на награди „Златен глобус“ и „Сатурн“, номинирана е за три награди „Сателит“ и четири награди „Еми“. Популярна е с ролята си на агент Сидни Бристоу в сериала „Наричана още“. Други известни продукции с нейно участие са „Дявол на доброто“, „Електра“, „Събудих се на 30“, „Пич, къде ми е колата?“, „Пърл Харбър“ и други.
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17th of April 1972 News
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'No' to Press Councils
Date: 18 April 1972
By MARTIN S. HAYDEN
Martin HAYDEN
Detroit News editor M S Hayden comment on recent article by Prof H Kreighbaum that proposed establishment of local and natl councils to police press holds Kreighbaum's suggested measures are unnecessary, unworkable and unconst
SENATORS FAVOR CUT IN BUDGET FOR U.S.I.A.
Date: 18 April 1972
Special to The New York Times
Sen Foreign Realtions Com votes Apr 17 to cut USIA budget by $45-million, with cuts falling heaviest on agency's radio, motion picture and news actitities; com also votes to impose restrictions to prevent agency from publicly disseminating its material in US or distributing material that is not identified as coming from it; budget is cut to about $155-million from requested $200-million, with cuts of $16-million imposed on Voice of Amer, $4.8-million on motion picture and TV activities and $8-million on press and publication activities
ANDERSON HONORED AT SILURIAN DINNER
Date: 18 April 1972
Soc of Silurians awards to J Anderson; Anderson says in recounting details of his recent exposes concerning ITT antitrust controversy that Govt is becoming so untruthful 'that the truth is no longer believed'
The TV Antitrust Suits; Observers Say Loss of Funds Could Hurt News and Not Help Programing
Date: 17 April 1972
By JOHN J. O'CONNOR
John O'CONNOR
J J O'Connor analysis of Justice Dept antitrust suits against 3 major TV networks and Viacom Internatl notes suits would force networks out of business of producing entertainment programs; says consensus of broadcasting experts on possible effects of suits is that networks would suffer loss in profits that would result in decline in quality of news and public affairs operations without helping prime-time programing; contends suits are seen as continuing evidence of Nixon Adm's hostility toward networks and attempt by Justice Dept to offset bad publicity from recent antitrust cases; cites Adm's recent actions against networks; says Adm's interest in broadcasting was dramatically underlined last wk at Natl Broadcasters Assn conv, which featured major addresses by key Adm officials; notes network execs contention that suits would transfer control of network schedules to ad agencies and motion picture producers; says suits specifically state that responsibility for programs would continue to lie with networks
STOCKS RETREAT IN LIGHT TRADING; Market Shrugs Off Vietnam News and Dow Slips Only 1.13, to 966.59 SOME GLAMOURS SUFFER TV Network Issues Continue to Decline -- Disney Productions Surges STOCKS RETREAT IN LIGHT TRADING
Date: 18 April 1972
By VARTANIG G. VARTAN
Vartanig VARTAN
NYSE trading vol 15.39-million shares on Apr 17
Oxen Reported Ailing
Date: 17 April 1972
2 musk oxen given to China by US, reptd ill, Apr 16; zoo keeper says he is confident that once animals become used to climate they will recover
GROUP VOWS HELP TO ALL ON HEROIN; Industry Coalition Stresses Treatment and Employment
Date: 18 April 1972
By JAMES M. MARKHAM
Coalition of 75 labor and business orgns, announce, Apr 17, formation of group called PACT (Provide Addict Care Today) in move designed to provide treatment for all of city's heroin addicts by end of '74; orgn, which has strong support from real estate cos, will imminently establish 20-man staff to help provide jobs for former addicts in private indus and Govt programs, and to lobby for the allocation of public funds to programs it considers useful; orgn chmn R E Tompkins says members will contribute a total of $500,000 per yr to maintain its staff but that they will not become directly involved in the financing of drug programs; indicates he hopes orgn will be most successful in breaking the cycle of recidivism among addicts who are successful in treatment programs but cannot find employment; says pooling of expertise of orgn's members might lead to a better understanding of the kinds of supportive services that former addicts might require in the initial stages of employment; members listed as OTB Chmn Samuels, Association for a Better NY chmn Rudin, Uniformed Sanitationmen's Assn pres DeLury, Amsterdam News publisher C Jones, Amalgamated Meat Cutters union pres Stern, Allied Chemical Corp, Eastern Air Lines, Loeb Rhodes & Co, Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith, LI Press, NY Times, NY Daily News, NY Law Journal, Otis Elevator Co, Staten Island Advance and the Uris Bldg Corp; orgn members at news conf illus
500 Protest at Columbia
Date: 18 April 1972
over 500 Columbia Univ antiwar demonstrators march through campus and surrounding sts, demand that univ be shut down in protest against US Vietnam policies; univ pres Dr W J McGill expresses sympathy with antiwar demands but says he will not close the univ
Electrical Union Chief Plans Anti-Nixon Drive
Date: 18 April 1972
(Miscellaneous Material) IBEW pres P Jennings announces anti-Nixon campaign aimed at Nov election, Apr 17 press conf, Washington, DC; says at least 20 meetings will be held around country to brief local union officials on campaign; says union will not take sides in Dem Pres primary elections