London Daily Express Adopts Tabloid Form
Date: 25 January 1977
London Daily Express switches to smaller tabloid format following declining circulation (S)
S'està reproduint dimarts, 25 de gener de 1977
El 25 de gener de 1977 era un dimarts sota el signe estrella de ♒. Era el 24 dia de l'any. El president dels Estats Units era Jimmy Carter.
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25th of January 1977 News
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Beirut's Censorship Over Outgoing News Lifted After 3 Weeks
Date: 26 January 1977
Lebanon lifts censorship on outgoing dispatches of foreign news burs in move seen reflecting confidence in truce being enforced by Arab League's peacekeeping force; Public Security Comr Zahi Boustani tells foreign newsmen that list of 13 subjects banned from publication will remain in force; says prepublication censorship will continue for domestic press (S)
Teacher's Puppy
Date: 25 January 1977
Amy Carter receives puppy, Grits, on arrival at school; illus (S)
2 Philadelphia Inquirer Reporters Win Award of Newspaper Guild
Date: 25 January 1977
Newspaper Guild's Heywood Broun Award goes to Acel Moore and Wendell Rawls Jr (Phila Inquirer) (S)
Advertising; A Bid to Win Newspaper Readers
Date: 25 January 1977
By PHILIP H.DOUGHERTY
Philip DOUGHERTY
Ad pages in magazines belonging to Publishers Information Bur rose 13% in Dec '76 over Dec '75, to 7,833, while revenues rose 18% to $141.5-million; for '76 pages rose 17% to 93,253 and revenues were up 22% to $1.6-billion (S)
Education Aid Campaign
Date: 26 January 1977
Doremus & Co, working as volunteer ad agency, has prepared multimedia Ad Council campaign for Financial Aid to Educ; NYU pres John C Sawhill comments on financial crunch on middle-class seeking to send their children to coll, news conf (S)