MEDIATORS RECESS TIME INC. PAY TALKS
Date: 11 June 1976
Fed mediators on June 10 recess negotiations between Time Inc and Newspaper Guild; mediator George Byrnes comments (S)
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Miss Longet Pleads Not Guilty in Killing
Date: 11 June 1976
By GRACE LICHTENSTEIN Special to The New York Times
Grace Special
Longet pleads not guilty; case has generated so much publicity that Dist Ct Judge George Law imposed 'gag order' on attys and barred press from preliminary hearing; Judge Law, however, lifts order at end of hearing and says transcript of hearing will be made available; sets Aug 30 for beginning of trial; illus (M)
House Unit Bids Newsmen Aid Inquiry on Disclosure
Date: 11 June 1976
By RICHARD D. LYONS Special to The New York Times
HR ethics com has requested that 12 newsmen, including 3 NY Times reporters, voluntarily answer questions dealing with unauthorized disclosure of HR Select Com on Intelligence rept; approaches have been made by members of com, including chmn Repr John J Flynt, and staff aides; Flynt declines to discuss investigation, or to say whether com would attempt to vote subpoenas to compel appearance of of newsmen; reporters who have been approached noted (M)
Judge in Connie Francis Case Excludes Press and Spectators
Date: 11 June 1976
By MAX H. SEIGEL
Max SEIGEL
Fed Ct (Bklyn) Judge Thomas C Platt excludes both public and press from $5 million negligence suit filed against Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges by singer Connie Francis, who contends that she was raped at Howard Johnson lodge in Westbury, NY, in Nov '74; Platt acts after Francis lawyer charged that press is creating 'a carnival atmosphere' and 'arousing prurient interests'; case detailed (M)
Reporters Find Hospitality in Soviet but Little News
Date: 11 June 1976
By DAVID K. SHIPLER Special to The New York Times
David SHIPLER
Various Amer newsmen, part of group of 30 foreign correspondents visiting USSR on tour arranged by Foreign Ministry, comment on their reactions to Soviet life; they include include Peter Osnos (Washington Post), Elizabeth Pond (Christian Science Monitor) and Richard Roth (CBS); illus (L)
City Investigating Effort to Sell Park Audit Report to The News
Date: 11 June 1976
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
NYC Dept of Investigation is investigating man who tried to sell to Daily News a draft audit rept about Parks Dept; Richard Oliver, city ed of Daily News, says unidentified man appeared at News on June 9th with part of rept by City Comptroller's office on Parks Dept's Bur of Concessions, offering to sell it for $750; earlier in the day the man had tried to sell the rept to The NY Times for $600; the News already had copy of rept as part of series it has been working on (M)
Prostitution Loitering Bill Passes Albany Legislature
Date: 11 June 1976
By RONALD SMOTHERS Special to The New York Times
Ronald Special
NYS Sen on June 10 passes bill requiring school bds, city councils and other public bodies to open all but few of their deliberations to public; specifically exempted from public meeting requirement are closed-door party confs at which legislators make most of their important decisions (S)
News Summary and Index; The Major Events of the Day
Date: 11 June 1976
Assembly give final legis approval (S)