กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันจันทร์ที่ 1 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 1988

NEWS SUMMARY: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1988

Date: 01 February 1988

LEAD: International A3-14

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NEWS SUMMRY: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1988

Date: 02 February 1988

LEAD: International A2-8 Edwin Meese denied wrongdoing in connection with a billion-dollar Iraqi pipeline project and insisted that he knew nothing about any plan to bribe Israeli officials. It was his first public comment about the matter. Page A1 Mr. Meese advised Shimon Peres in a 1985 letter to deal with the national security adviser rather than with the State Department on secret discussions about the pipeline project, officials said.

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Chicago Printers Reject Pact

Date: 02 February 1988

AP

LEAD: Union printers have overwhelmingly rejected a proposed contract with The Chicago Tribune and will continue their 31-month strike against the newspaper, union officials say. The vote Sunday by members of Chicago Typographical Union No. 16 was 284 to 51 against the proposed contract. The contract would have brought lifetime annuities of $500 a month to most of the striking printers, but it also would have meant that only a small minority would have kept their jobs.

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Bernard Shaw of CNN Reflects on Long Climb

Date: 02 February 1988

By Eleanor Blau

Eleanor Blau

LEAD: Bernard Shaw seems puzzled by all the fuss. The senior Washington anchor of Cable News Network, the all-news, 24-hour cable network, has received much attention in the media since early December when he joined Peter Jennings of ABC, Tom Brokaw of NBC and Dan Rather of CBS in a pre-summit interview of President Reagan.

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In U.S. TV, Israelis Find An Unflattering Mirror

Date: 01 February 1988

By Francis X. Clines, Special To the New York Times

Francis Clines

LEAD: Not too far from the ancient walls, a modern dish antenna is aimed as if in supplication to the heavens above the Holy Land, eavesdropping on America's nightly news images of Israel.

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Euthanasia Debate Revives in China

Date: 02 February 1988

Reuters

LEAD: Two magazine articles have revealed that China has revived a sensitive debate on whether to permit the killing of incurably ill people and that one of the country's most prominent women has emerged as an advocate of euthanasia.

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Siege at Newspaper Ends With Hostages Safe

Date: 02 February 1988

AP

LEAD: Two heavily armed American Indians took 17 people captive in a newspaper office this morning to protest the death of a black jail inmate. The Indians released about half the hostages after a few hours, then released the others after a 10-hour standoff.

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Directors' Guild Names Nominees for Top Prize

Date: 02 February 1988

By Aljean Harmetz, Special To the New York Times

Aljean Harmetz

LEAD: Two extremely dark horses are among the five nominees for the Directors Guild of America's award for the best movie director of 1987. Nominations were announced Sunday.

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Iowans Bristle at the Cornfield Image

Date: 01 February 1988

By Steven V. Roberts, Special To the New York Times

Steven Roberts

LEAD: A photographer for a national magazine recently approached Kathleen Wood with a request: find a Presidential nominating caucus that will take place in a one-room schoolhouse.

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Bush's Altitude Is Also Rather's

Date: 01 February 1988

By Stephen Klaidman

Stephen Klaidman

LEAD: While the Bush-Rather clash is passing into history, an interesting question remains unanswered: Why did everybody care so much?

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