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Date: 28 April 1980
Special to The New York Times
National Association of Alternative News Weeklies meets, San Francisco; keynote speaker is Gov Edmund G Brown Jr; association president Steven McNamara and San Francisco Bay Guardian editor Bruce Brugmann comment on alternative weekly papers (M)
Date: 29 April 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Major moves by newspapers around US to expand their business news staffs and upgrade their reporting coincides with what has become explosion of business and economic news coverage; examples of newspapers and magazines following trend; illus of some publicatons (M)
Date: 29 April 1980
WILLIAM G. BOWDLERMICHAEL CAYTONVERNAL B. PEMBERTONW.L. GROSSWILLIAM L. TRONZOGRAHAM R. HODGESVICTOR ALIN
William BOWDLERMICHAEL
William L Tronzo letter, citing closing of Ford assembly plant in NJ, says company claim that poor product quality was one of reasons for closing plant is incorrect; blames deterioration in product quality throughout nation on management's attitude toward cost and quality
Date: 29 April 1980
Iran expels NBC-TV reporter Rick Davis (S)
Date: 29 April 1980
Pres Carter flies to San Antonio; illustration
Date: 28 April 1980
Judith Cummings Laurie Johnston
Judith Laurie
US District Court jury in California awards science-fiction writers Harlan Ellison and Ben Bova $250,000 in damages in copyright infringement case stemming from '76 television series Future Cop; rules series did not infringe on statutory copyright of '70 short story by authors but it did violate commonlaw copyright of screenplay proposal Bova and Ellison submitted to ABC (S)
Date: 29 April 1980
By STEVEN V. ROBERTS Special to The New York Times
Steven ROBERTS
Vance says he may return to NYC to live and work (S)