REAGAN SAID TO BACK SYNTHETIC FUELS UNIT
Date: 10 November 1980
By ROBERT D. HERSHEY Jr
S'està reproduint dilluns, 10 de novembre de 1980
El 10 de novembre de 1980 era un dilluns sota el signe estrella de ♏. Era el 314 dia de l'any. El president dels Estats Units era Jimmy Carter.
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10th of November 1980 News
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France Moves Against Le Monde
Date: 10 November 1980
By RICHARD EDER Special to The New York Times
Richard Special
Govt, in move that has aroused considerable protest, begins criminal proceedings against Le Monde editor Jacques Fauvet and staff writer Philippe Boucher for 5 articles in newspaper in last 3 years that it claims have cast discredit upon courts; files charges under Article 226 of Penal Code, which has been used only 4 or 5 times in history of code (S)
WARSAW AND UNIONS FAIL TO END DISPUTE ON STATUTE WORDING; COURT TO DECIDE ISSUE TODAY Labor Leaders Affirm Intention to Strike if 'Party' Clause Stays --Signs of Tension Grow Journalists Turned Away Push Nation Into Revolution Warsaw and Labor Leaders Confer But Fail to Resolve Charter Dispute Concern About Open Clash 'Forces Alien to Our System'
Date: 10 November 1980
By JOHN DARNTON Special to The New York Times
John Special
Government and representatives of Solidarity, in last ditch-effort to avert dangerous confrontation, meet but fail to reach any agreement on wording of union's statutes; issue is to go before Supreme Court; Solidarity's national council decides to go ahead with strike plan if court rules against it (M)
Polish Journalists Move to Salvage Their Reputation; Natty in a Three-Piece Suit
Date: 10 November 1980
Special to The New York Times
Stefan Bratkowski, who was dismissed in '73 from his job as editor of weekly supplement of Warsaw's major daily Zycie Warszawy because his articles became too critical, has his old job back and has rehired many of reporters who once worked for him; rehabilitation seen as result of rising tide of liberalization; Bratkowski has been elected chairman of Assn of Journalists (M)
Around the World; Namibian Rebel Sees Chance Of Talks With Pretoria Soon Nicaraguan Police Arrest An Opposition Party Leader Italian Communists Affirm Independence of Moscow Zimbabwe Plans to Seize Newspapers, Official Says
Date: 10 November 1980
Finance Minister Enos Nkala says black-majority Government plans to take over nation's independent press and replace white editors with blacks, address, Zimbabwe African National Union, Bulawayo (S)
POLISH JOURNALISTS MOVE TO SALVAGE THEIR REPUTATION
Date: 10 November 1980
By JOHN DARNTON
John DARNTON
Around the Nation; Army Is Said to Investigate Loss of Automatic Rifles Census Bureau Says Chicago Is Still Second Largest City Investigation Begins at Mine Where 5 Died in Explosion Father of Inmate Charged In Georgia Extortion Plot 11 Klansmen Are Arrested For Distributing Literature
Date: 10 November 1980
11 members of Ku Klux Klan, including Bill Wilkinson, are arrested, Columbia, Miss, on charges of distributing literature without license (S)