WASHINGTON POST TO SUE ON DAMAGE
Date: 14 October 1975
Washington Post to file civil suit against those believed responsible for damaging its presses and will refuse to allow anyone found responsible back into plant; paper's gen mgr Mark Meagher comments; Post publishes all of basic 40-page edition in its own plant on Oct 13 for 1st time since strike began (S)
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DRIVERS WARN NEWS; TIMES GIVES NOTICE
Date: 15 October 1975
Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union tells NY News on Oct 14 that it will cancel its contract with paper on Oct 21; NY Times notifies union shortly afterwards that it will cancel its contract with union at same time; union pres Carl Levy says he will set strike date Oct 20 if issues in dispute have not been settled (S)
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Letters to the Editor
Date: 14 October 1975
Ruth Nussbacher lr scores Perry M Shoemaker's Sept 26 lr on US 'giveaway' foreign policy for singling out Israel
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Sports News Briefs; Barry Faces Nets at Coliseum Tonight
Date: 15 October 1975
World Baseball Assn says Amer baseball team, including several former major leaguers, will play 15 games in Cuba in Mar '76 (S)
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ABC to Replace 'A.M. America' With 'Good Morning' Magazine
Date: 15 October 1975
ABC-TV will replace early morning news and variety show AM America with new magazine-type program Good Morning America, beginning Nov 3; TV actor David Hartman will be host of new program; Bill Beutel and Peter Jennings, newsmen who have been principal personalities in AM America will receive other news assignments; former NYC Mayor John V Lindsay and syndicated columnist Jack Anderson will be carried over from present program to Good Morning America; ABC program vp Bob Shanks and exec producer Mel Ferber comment; other contributors to new program listed (M)
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