Despite Decline in Number of Black Papers, Publishers Predict Era of Strong Growth
Date: 21 January 1979
By THOMAS A. JOHNSON Special to The New York Times
Thomas JOHNSON
Black publishers, delegates to winter workshop sessions of Natl Newspaper Publishers Assn-Black Press of Amer, declare that despite statistical falloff in number of black-owned newspapers in US in recent yrs, condition of indus is stronger than ever and faces future of significant and immediate growth; those commenting include Gus Savage, Longworth Quinn (Michigan Chronicle), Emmett C Burns (NAACP), John H Sengstacke (Chicago Defender), John L Procope (Amsterdam News), Roy W Stevens (Hiram Walker Co), Arthur Segall Sr (Memphis Commercial Appeal), Ted MacDonald (MacDonald Classified Services) and Mallory K Millender (Augusta News Rev) (M)
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Realty News--; Park Avenue
Date: 21 January 1979
Leases penthouse at 280 Park Av(S)
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Follow-Up on the News; Reverse Alimony
Date: 21 January 1979
RICHARD HAITCH
Richard HAITCH
Stuart Bannister, who was afraid he would have to move off his property in Central Lake Village, Mich, because his privy violates village ordinance, has received offers to move his house across the road on his property that separates Central Lake Village from Central Lake Twp; his Amish beliefs forbid use of modern plumbing (S)
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State G.O.P. Does Some Soul Searching; NEWS ANALYSIS
Date: 21 January 1979
By JOSEPH F. SULLIVAN
Joseph SULLIVAN
Analysis of Repub efforts to broaden party's appeal in state (M)
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World News Briefs; Positions in South Lebanon Reinforced by Palestinians
Date: 21 January 1979
Special to The New York Times
Palestinian guerrillas reinforce their positions in southern Lebanon (S)
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Sports News Briefs; Sepp Ferstl Upset Victor In World Cup Downhill
Date: 21 January 1979
Joe Paterno (Pa State) named East Coll Coach of Yr by NY Football Writers Assn (S)
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