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13th of November 1985 News
Wiadomości, które pojawiły się na pierwszej stronie New York Times 13 listopada 1985 roku
NEWS SUMMARY: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1985
Date: 14 November 1985
International The U.S. and Moscow are poised to announce at the Geneva summit meeting that they have agreed to combine efforts to halt the spread of chemical weapons, Administration officials said. [Page A1, Column 6.] A new cultural exchange accord between Washington and Moscow is ready for signing at the summit meeting, officials said. The Administration hopes the agreement will open the way to a significant increase in exchanges of young people. [A12:3-6.]
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NEWS SUMMARY: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1985
Date: 13 November 1985
International Democratic strategy for the summit meeting next week is in place, according to party officials in the House. They said Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. planned to say today he had high hopes for the meeting. The statement is reportedly part of an effort to place the responsibility squarely on President Reagan in the event the meeting is seen to fail and, alternatively, to help blunt the effect on Democrats of a successful meeting. [Page A1, Column 6.] Eliminating U.S.-Soviet distrust is Washington's primary objective in the summit meeting next week, President Reagan said. [A10:1.]
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MIAMI'S FIRST CUBAN-BORN MAYOR
Date: 14 November 1985
By Jon Nordheimer, Special To the New York Times
Jon Nordheimer
A decade ago, when some senior members of his Miami law firm dropped in on Xavier Suarez, they found themselves stepping over five filing boxes on the carpeted floor of the office of the young Harvard Law graduate. ''We asked him what was in the boxes,'' Tony Zamora, one of the older men, now recalls, adding that ''he said it was his pro bono work,'' dealing with cases he took as a public service. ''We almost fainted,'' Mr. Zamora said. ''Most young lawyers have five or ten pro bono files. This guy had five boxes of files!''
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Daily for Sale In Los Angeles
Date: 14 November 1985
AP
The owners of The San Francisco Chronicle are among those trying to buy The Daily News of Los Angeles, the newspaper reported today. Other contenders, it said, are Jack Kent Cooke, who owns the Washington Redskins football team; the A. H. Belo Corporation, which publishes The Dallas Morning News and owns television stations, and the Ingersoll Publications Company, a Connecticut-based publisher of daily and weekly papers.
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CRONKITE ROAST SPURS DISPUTE
Date: 14 November 1985
Special to the New York Times
A producer for C-Span, the nonprofit cable network, today accused the nation's oldest journalistic society, Sigma Delta Chi, of practicing a ''double standard'' by not allowing the network to videotape a roast of Walter Cronkite on Thursday night. ''The editors and publishers would scream to high heaven if they weren't allowed to cover a newsworthy meeting,'' said Carl Rutan, the producer for the public affairs cable network. ''Yet they organize a newsworthy meeting and turn around and say 'we're different. No cameras, please.' ''
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Reagan Son to Cover Geneva for Playboy
Date: 14 November 1985
AP
Ronald P. Reagan, son of President Reagan, plans to cover next week's American-Soviet summit meeting for Playboy magazine. The Swiss authorities have accepted the younger Mr. Reagan's request for accreditation as a journalist at the Geneva meeting between his father and the Soviet leader, Mikhail S. Gorbachev, said Ursula Mayor of the press center handling the applications.
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At U.N., Soviet and U.S. Clash Over Afghan War
Date: 13 November 1985
The chief delegates from the United States and the Soviet Union clashed here today in a debate over the six-year war Moscow is fighting in Afghanistan.
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2 Journalists Cited for Works On 'Subversion of the Media'
Date: 13 November 1985
Paul Anastasiades, a Cypriot journalist, and John Barron, senior editor of The Reader's Digest in Washington, have been given a joint award of $70,000 for ''the best investigative journalism into subversion of the media.'' The award was made by Sir James Goldsmith, a British financier and publisher who has an international food manufacturing and retailing group.
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Big Chance For Media Promoters
Date: 14 November 1985
By Philip H. Dougherty
Philip Dougherty
What would heaven on earth be for a peddler from the media? How about getting the chance to pitch to a group representing advertisers whose total annual media spending is well over $10 billion? Do you hear those angels singing? Just such an opportunity fell into the laps of some top people from the advertising promotion associations of magazines, radio, newspapers and television today, as the the Association of National Advertisers ended its three-day annual meeting at the Boca Raton Hotel and Club. The theme for the session was ''Creativity: How It Looks and Sounds,'' which meant that none of the participants slipped in any competitive needles, nor did they get bogged down in the statistics that sometimes fill such presentations.
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House Passes Water Projects
Date: 14 November 1985
AP
The House today overwhelmingly approved a $20 billion program for dams, harbors and a number of other water projects over the next decade. The measure, about twice the size of one pending in the Senate, is part of Congress's latest attempt to enact its first omnibus water projects bill since 1970.
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