A News Report For the Troops
Date: 15 September 1990
LEAD: A facsimile news report based on The New York Times is being transmitted each day to United States forces in Saudi Arabia.
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15th of September 1990 News
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Happy Staff Scrambles To Print the Glad News
Date: 15 September 1990
By David E. Pitt
David Pitt
LEAD: When the word finally came down last night that The New York Post had been saved from oblivion, at least for the moment, the anxious reporters and editors who had waited for hours in the city room didn't hear the news from their chief editor or their union representatives. They got it from television.
Tentative Agreement Is Reached In Talks to Keep The Post Alive
Date: 15 September 1990
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
LEAD: Peter S. Kalikow, the owner of The New York Post, said last night that he had reached a tentative settlement with the paper's unions that would keep the paper alive. But Mr. Kalikow said the pact was contingent on the Newspaper Guild's approving its part of the deal in a vote of the union's members.
Tentative Accord Reached to Keep Post Publishing
Date: 16 September 1990
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
LEAD: Peter S. Kalikow, owner of The New York Post, reached a tentative agreement with the paper's nine unions late Friday on concessions that would keep the paper open. But leadership of the Newspaper Guild was divided on whether to accept Mr. Kalikow's demands, and the union's members will settle the issue in a vote tomorrow.
Those 'Sexy' Issues on Capitol Hill . . .
Date: 16 September 1990
By Tom Freedman
Tom Freedman
LEAD: This summer, I left Capitol Hill after four years, grateful for the opportunity to have worked there, but afraid that good, conscientious government may have become too boring to be popular. While Washington's establishment - its politicians, reporters and administrators - is whipped into motion by the mere whiff of an emotional issue or scandal, there is no reward in today's
No, No!! Not a Kudo!!!
Date: 15 September 1990
Russell Baker
Russell Baker
LEAD: I've always wanted to be the kind of newspaper columnist who passes out kudos. You know the kind of column:
News Summary
Date: 15 September 1990
LEAD: International 2-7 American and Australian warships fired warning shots before boarding an Iraqi tanker in the Gulf of Oman in a coordinated action to enforce the trade embargo on Iraq, Administration officials said. Page 1 France says Iraqis capture four at ambassador's residence
FOREIGN AFFAIRS Good News Takes Care
Date: 15 September 1990
Flora Lewis
Flora Lewis
LEAD: It's all done but the parades. D-day, ''Deutschland-day'' in Eurojargon, is Oct. 3. United Germany will elect its first postwar government Dec. 2. There will be no more occupation rights but certain obligations.
CONNECTICUT OPINION; Margarine News: Polyunsaturated Anger
Date: 16 September 1990
By Maura Casey
Maura Casey
LEAD: SKIP the virtue and pass the hot-fudge sundae. I'm going to wring the neck of the next researcher who changes the ground rules about how to stay healthy.