CARTER SAYS MILITARY ACTION IS THE ONLY CHOICE LEFT TO U.S. IF IRAN FAILS TO FREE CAPTIVES; MORE SANCTIONS SET Import Ban Is Extended to All Goods--Travel by Americans Halted American Travel to Iran Banned No Decision on Specific Action Carter Says Military Action Is Only Choice if Iran Won't Yield Hostages Common Market to Meet Monday All Imports From Iran Now Banned
Date: 18 April 1980
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN Special to The New York Times
Bernard Special
Pres Carter says 'some sort of military action' against Iran would seem to be only alternative if economic and political sanctions failed to produce early release of American hostages, news conference; illustration (M)
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2 Reporters for Times Among 8 Chosen for Press Club's Awards
Date: 18 April 1980
wins Gold Typewriter Award of NY Press Club (S)
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IN THE NATION How Pseudo The Event?
Date: 18 April 1980
By Tom Wicker
Tom Wicker
T Wicker on Chicago TV debate notes opinion of political analysts that Repr John B Anderson was winner
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Carter Denies His News Parleys Are Used to Help His Campaign; Longer Session Than Normal Outside Equal Time Rule
Date: 18 April 1980
By STEVEN R. WEISMAN Special to The New York Times
Steven WEISMAN
Pres Carter, at news conference, denies scheduling his news conferences on Iran situation to occur just before key Presidential primaries, a charge made by Sen Kennedy; several of Carter's news conferences have contained announcements that political experts agree were helpful to his political fortunes (M)
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Number of U.S. Journalists in Iran Already Reduced; Reaction From News Executives
Date: 18 April 1980
By DEIRDRE CARMODY
Deirdre CARMODY
Pres Carter asks US news organizations to minimize their activities and travel in Iran; is concerned that Iranians might start seizing journalists as hostages (M)
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Endorsements: Pursuing Will-o'-the-Wisps; News Analysis Republicans' Endorsements An Entree to Contributors The Negative Side
Date: 17 April 1980
By ADAM CLYMER Special to The New York Times
Adam Special
Analysis of importance of endorsements to campaigns of '80 Presidential aspirants; finds few endorsements have translated into effective organizational help or into direct impact on individual voters and their decisions, but that candidates still pursue endorsements with vigor; Republican national chairman Bill Brock and former Reagan campaign manager John P Sears comment; Brock photo (M)
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HOUSE PANEL BACKS POLICE-SEARCH CURB; Rejects Effort to Free Only News Organizations From Threat of Such Surprise Moves Response to Court Ruling
Date: 18 April 1980
House Judiciary Committee approves wide-ranging prohibition against surprise police searches of persons not suspected of crime after rejecting move to limit provision to news media; similar bill was introduced in Senate in response to US Supreme Court ruling upholding unannounced search by local police of offices of student newspaper at Stanford University; news representatives caution House and Senate committees that allowing such searches would dry up confidential news sources; both Senate and House bills would protect news organizations, scholars and other writers from unannounced searches by state, local or Federal law enforcement agencies (M)
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