กำลังเล่นซ้ำ วันพุธที่ 15 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 1989

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For NBC News, The Ratings Fail To Reflect Praise

Date: 15 November 1989

LEAD: NBC News won praise from the critics for having its chief anchor, Tom Brokaw, in Berlin first last week. But it did not win viewers. ABC's ''World News Tonight'' remained the most popular evening news program, with an average rating of 11.1 and 20 percent of the audience. The CBS ''Evening News'' was second, with a 10.3 average rating and 19 percent of the audience.

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News Corp.'s Net Falls 78%

Date: 16 November 1989

AP

LEAD: The News Corporation, Rupert Murdoch's international media company, reported today that its first-quarter earnings dropped 78 percent, partly because of revenue lost during a labor dispute.

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'Impartial' Juries: Trial By Ignorance

Date: 15 November 1989

By Newton N. Minow

Newton Minow

LEAD: On the day a newsworthy criminal trial begins, if not the day after indictment or arrest, we can count on hearing the defense lawyer argue: ''My client can't get a fair trial because the prospective jurors have already been prejudiced by hearing news about the case.''

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Shots Fired at Paper on St. Regis Reservation

Date: 15 November 1989

AP

LEAD: Gunfire hit the office of a weekly newspaper on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation on Sunday night or Monday morning in what the state police called an outbreak of violence over gambling.

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Times Plans Law Fellowship for Journalists

Date: 16 November 1989

By Ari Goldman

Ari Goldman

LEAD: A new one-year fellowship program for journalists to study law at Columbia University was announced yesterday by the university's law school and The New York Times.

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Read All About It

Date: 16 November 1989

LEAD: In an effort to speed up pedestrian movement in midtown Manhattan, a group of city officials will soon announce new regulations for newsstands. Their first effort, two years ago, would have closed down most existing stands and practically prohibited new ones. Ideally, the new rules would protect public access to the newsstands as well as sidewalk traffic.

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Corrections

Date: 16 November 1989

LEAD: A brief article in Business Day on Tuesday about a new publication called TimesFax, which is to summarize The New York Times for businesses and travelers in the Far East by facsimile transmission beginning in January, misstated the planned number of pages. It is four to six (not six to eight).

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 16 November 1989

LEAD: International A3-22

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NEWS SUMMARY

Date: 15 November 1989

LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A3-17 President Gorbachev said the West should show restraint and not gloat about the defeat of Communism or try to ''export capitalism.'' Page A1

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On Field or in News Media, Walton Can't Win

Date: 16 November 1989

By Gerald Eskenazi, Special To the New York Times

Gerald Eskenazi

LEAD: It doesn't take much to get Joe Walton discharged these days. Start a rumor, and - presto! - the Jets are looking for someone to replace him. Except that it isn't happening. The constant harping on whether it will happen, however, could have a corrosive effect on players on a club with a fragile psyche thanks to its 2-8 record.

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