Word: schreibers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...final poll, published by France-Soir, gave the So cialist-Communist combine and other leftist parties 47 per cent of the electorate. The Gaullists trailed with 36% (as compared with their 46% popular vote in the 1968 elections); the centrist parties, led by Publisher-Politician Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Rouen Mayor Jean Lecanuet, took 14%. By one reckoning, the Gaullists were assured of at least 225 seats, but there were no guarantees that they would pick up the 246 needed for a bare majority...
Claude Servan-Schreiber, Michele Chevalier and Gisele Halimi spoke about repressive abortion laws in France and about women's efforts to change them...
...Servan-Schreiber, a leader of Choisir, a French abortion rights organization, praised the recent pro-abortion decision of the United States Supreme Court. But she added, "You have succeeded where we have not yet succeeded...
...Bobigny trial of Michele Chevalier and her daughter Marie-Claire has made abortion a public issue in France recently. Until now, repressive laws have kept articles on abortion out of the newspapers, Servan-Schreiber explained...
Hachette launched a $2,000,000 promotion campaign, ridiculing French journalistic "conformity" and promising Le Point's independence of everybody, including owners-a slap at Servan-Schreiber's control of L'Express. Stung by Servan-Schreiber's charge that Hachette would use Le Point to parrot the government line, Publisher Olivier Chevrillon and Editor Imbert argued that since Servan-Schreiber's entry into partisan politics, "L'Express has ceased to be a true newsmagazine." Le Point, they promised, would be objective...