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...bosses at the Times were thought to be not amused, a prudishness they deny. "The idea that we'd tell him how to conduct his personal life is impudent," bristles Executive Editor A.M. Rosenthal. Though Barnes has lost his Times drama hat, he will continue his weekday theater and dance spots for the paper's radio station. Says he: "I've been going to the theater for 40 years; one doesn't give up that sort of thing...
Lately the paper has added an ad-fat Weekend section on Friday, about theater, film, art and music (subjects already gone into lengthily on Sunday), and an ad-fat Living section on Wednesday, running often to 24 pages, full of recipes and food chatter. Another weekday section called Home threatens to surface soon. These new protuberances on the body of the already obese daily Times are what the promoters mean by the New New York Times. The changes seem designed less to expand coverage than to expand profits. This is understandable; considering its dominance, the Times has never earned what...
Johnson said rates charged at the beginning of the year included 83 weekday deliveries and 13 Sunday deliveries, excluding vacations and exams...
...clock every weekday afternoon, the tractors begin returning to the Cacebres Cooperative near the Portuguese town of Alcácer do Sal. Behind them, through the gates decorated with the hammer and sickle, come truckloads of workers returning from the fields. Many of them are women, attired, as they have been for centuries, in full black dresses over thick trousers, their hair covered by black kerchiefs knotted under black felt hats. "This cooperative has 10,000 acres, and it all used to belong to two men who only hired a few workers when they needed them," says Francisco Antonio Pombinho...
...party spokesman and senior adviser. Ronald Reagan will play a similar, if perhaps lesser role. He will be 69 in 1980-which may be too old to try again-but he will retain great influence, particularly through his weekly columns in 80 newspapers and his five-minute broadcasts every weekday on 187 radio stations. If Reagan anoints some chosen successor as the conservative champion, he can give that person a tremendous lift...