Newspapers on TV Advances in journalism from UF dean
Gainesville AP Dr Ralph Lowenstein new UF journalism dean foresees newspapers abandoning newsprint in favor of TV distribution within 20 years. Readers will select stories from their sets while local papers provide regional coverage and in depth reporting remains essential.
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Gainesville
Fla
Ralph Lowenstein
University of Florida
Lowenstein
British Broadcasting Corp
Virginia
Texas
University of Missouri
Playboy
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Americans welcome prisoner exchange pact with Mexico
Americans in Mexican jails praise a treaty allowing terms to be served in U.S. prisons and plan to challenge convictions in court after return. The pact, announced by U S Ambassador John J Jova and Mexican Foreign Secretary Alfonso Garcia Robles, awaits ratification by both nations.
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Mexico City
U.S
John J. Jova
Alfonso Garcia Robles
Jova
Mexico
Santa Marta
United States
Robert Arthur Fisher
Omaha
Neb
Fisher
South African police round up dissidents
South African police raid schools and homes around Soweto and detain hundreds of black students and others without charge. Authorities ban 22 white students, union leaders, and lecturers under the Suppression of Communism Act, while churches protest the detentions and arrests.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Drve
Sowelo
South African Council of Churches
SACC
Christian Institute of South Africa
Botswana
Swaziland
Donald Coggan
Canterbury
England
John Vorster
Cedric Mayson
The
Christian Institute
Joseph Fitzgerald
Catholic Bishops Conference
Ex minister may lecture at Israeli university
Former British Prime Minister Harold Wilson may resign his House of Commons seat to take a university appointment in Israel. Columnist Nigel Dempster says Wilson could lecture on government and world affairs for six months a year at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, after 31 years in Parliament.
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London
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Israel
Baily Mail
Nigel Dempster
Wilson
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
House
Theater sues Fats Domino over 115000 damage claim
Jet Set Inc. the Five Star Theater owner sues Fats Domino in New Orleans alleging breach of contract and intoxication impaired performances on eight nights in February. The suit claims Domino and his band were drunk at times and that the theater suffered losses and damage to its reputation. trial set for December 3.
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New Orleans
Fats Domino
Jet Set, Inc
Five Star Theater
Metairie
Domino
GOP leaders seek fresh faces for 1978 comeback
Republican state leaders survey a path for the party in 1978 focusing on unity and organizational strength. They favor voter registration and candidate recruitment, split between Ford and Reagan supporters, and consider a consensus or contested chairmanship as they prepare for the January national committee vote. Governors’ views shape the future, with opinions voiced on Reagan, Rockefeller, and other leaders.
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Washington
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Talem
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Smith
National Committee
Iowa
Thomas Stoner
Des Moines
Robert
D. Ray
Town
Otis R. Bowen
Indiana
James Thompson
Illinois
Pierre S. DuPont
Delaware
Gordon Nelson
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Reagan
California
James Colter
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mississippi sheriffs face money woes curbing patrols
Mississippi sheriffs report tight finances as inflation and tax resistance strain county budgets. Many operate with fewer than half the deputies needed, with some forced to close at 5 pm due to pay constraints. Rabies risk from game and animal exposure adds urgency to budget limits.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
County Boards of Supervisors
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RADIO
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Krebs Stengal
Aik
MR Pibb
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