CBS Plans New Hourlong News Show
Date: 22 September 1983
CBS announced yesterday that it would offer a new hourlong news program in prime time sometime next year with Bill Moyers and Charles Kuralt as anchors.
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21st of September 1983 News
ข่าวที่ปรากฏบนหน้าแรกของ New York Times เมื่อ 21 กันยายน ค.ศ. 1983
ACID-VOICED ASSEBLY CHIEF
Date: 22 September 1983
By Ari L. Goldman
Ari Goldman
It was during a heated debate here last year on the war in the Falkland Islands that a Latin American diplomat rose and said that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's actions had to be understood in the context of ''the glandular system of women.'' The comment evoked a barrage of criticism from other members, especially the British delegation, and from the women's movement.
NEW TROUBLE-SHOOTER FOR LEBANON: REGINALD BARTHOLOMEW
Date: 21 September 1983
By Marjorie Hunter
Marjorie Hunter
As a student at Dartmouth College in the late 1950's, Reginald Bartholomew starred on stage in both Greek tragedies and high comedies. Friends say that this kind of versatility might well stand him in good stead as President Reagan's newly designated ambassador to Lebanon. Mr. Bartholomew, who was nominated to the post today, has had difficult assignments before. In 1980, he negotiated the agreement for an American military base in Somalia. Just recently, he negotiated an agreement to keep American military bases in Greece.
News Analysis; WAR POWERS COMPROMISE: A QUANDARY
Date: 22 September 1983
By Hedrick Smith
Hedrick Smith
Byrd Voices Reservations In reaching a compromise with President Reagan on Lebanon, Congress appears on the verge of establishing an important legal precedent. But some uneasiness has developed that Congress is being drawn into authorizing greater American involvement in Lebanon than was originally intended. For just as Congress is about to win the constitutional point that has been the prime objective of many legislators, many members say they are faced with a quandary.
News Analysis; TIMELESS DEBATE: HOW TO PICK JUDGES
Date: 22 September 1983
By David Margolick
David Margolick
Like proposals to revamp New York's Byzantine court structure, calls to abandon the direct election of judges have been sounded repeatedly. But because of patronage politics, skepticism of ''merit selection'' plans and the difficulties of amending the State Constitution, the outcry following the renomination controversy in the Bronx is unlikely to bring about any dramatic changes quickly.
MEMPHIS PRESS-SCIMITAR TO SHUT NEXT MONTH
Date: 22 September 1983
The Memphis Press-Scimitar will close at the end of next month, its owner, the Scripps-Howard newspaper chain, said yesterday.
CBS IS SAID TO HAVE PAID 2 FUGITIVES FOR INTERVIEW
Date: 22 September 1983
By Philip Shenon
Philip Shenon
CBS News paid $10,000 to two fugitive gunrunners to interview them for ''60 Minutes,'' according to the Manhattan District Attorney's office. CBS News said yesterday that it had not paid the fugitives, but that the money was for an intermediary's fee.
U.S. Fellowships Are Planned For Third-World Journalists
Date: 21 September 1983
A program to bring young journalists from third-world countries to the United States for five months of practical experience with news organizations in this country was announced yesterday by the Alfred Friendly Foundation.
U.S. HALTS SCHOOL-BOUND BEEF
Date: 21 September 1983
UPI
Upi
Agriculture Secretary John R. Block ordered an immediate halt today to all distribution of ground beef processed by two companies for the school lunch program.