NY Times Publisher Denies Fired Female Editor was Paid Less

Days after the sudden termination of Jill Abramson as executive editor of The New York Times, the first woman to hold that position, the newspaper's publisher denied reports that she had been paid less than her predecessor.   “There is no truth to the charge,” Arthur Sulzberger Jr. told Vanity Fair in a May 18 interview for a story published on Tuesday on the magazine's website.   “A lot of what's out there is untrue,” Vanity Fair quoted Sulzberger as saying in what...

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