DUE TO FOUL-MOUTHED HOST, GLOBE PULLS WRITERS FROM RADIO GIG

          The Boston Globe "has prohibited its staff writers and
     part-time employees" from appearing on WEEI-FM's "The Big
     Show," the drive-time show hosted by Glenn Ordway, according
     to Howard Manly of the BOSTON GLOBE.  In a memo delivered
     last night, management said, "We're doing this because we
     find the show's content offensive."  Manly notes the ban
     "primarily affects" three of the paper's "most frequent
     guests": Dan Shaughnessy, Bob Ryan and Ron Borges.  Globe
     management wrote that newspaper employees "are still free to
     appear on other" TV and radio shows "as long as newspaper
     management believes those appearances don't 'impair the
     credibility or integrity of The Globe'" (BOSTON GLOBE,
     9/17).  Just before the memo, Shaughnessy had resigned from
     "The Big Show" after five years due to "philosophical
     differences."  Shaughnessy: "I didn't like the direction in
     which the show was going" (BOSTON HERALD, 9/17).