Reagan Pardons Two FBI Officials in Weatherman Case
The president pardoned W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller for authorized illegal break ins amid Weather Underground probes. Critics warn of a dangerous signal but supporters argue reforms since Watergate justify leniency. The two faced fines totaling 8500 dollars. Bell, Carter era official, endorses the pardon as a good ending to a bad chapter.
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FBI
W. Mark Felt
Edward S. Miller
Weather Underground
American Civil Liberties Union
Weatherman
Congress
Felt
Miller
Attorney General’s Office
Bell
Submarine Collision With Japanese Freighter Off Kyushu
The George Washington struck the Nissho Maru 110 miles west of Kyushu in a busy East China Sea lane. The freighter sank in 15 minutes with two lives lost. the U.S. submarine sustained minor damage and offered only a token search citing rain and fog.
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U.S
Kyushu
East China Sea
Reflections On The Suorious Docudrama Of Jimmy World
A controversial Washington Post piece by Janet Cooke sparks outrage over credibility in journalism. The piece examines the Post scandal, media ethics, and the industry’s push for integrity over sensationalism.
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Jimmy World
Janet Cooke
Jimmy
The
Post
Chuck Colson
Richar Nixon
Page One
Cooke
Not For Literary Voyeurism
A critical note on publishing private letters by Hemingway and others. The piece examines the ethics of releasing personal writings, citing Hemingway letters and hotchner commentary, arguing against betraying the dead’s privacy for commerce or curiosity. It contrasts public and private interest with cautionary references to Maugham and Stimson.
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Washington
Ernest Hemingway
Cardinal Spellman
Hemingway
A.E. Hotchner
New York Magazine
Cuba
Schribner’s
James Jones
Eternity
Charles Scribner
Jones
Hotchner
Mary
Leo Durocher
Somerset Maugham
Maugham
Henry Stimson
Samuel A Cothran and Scott Hunter Editorial Roles
The text lists Samuel A Cothran and Scott Hunter with titles Managing Editor and Advertising Director respectively, noting A B Curbridge as Advertising Director.
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Hunter
Seawater Energy Breakthrough Promises High Power
Florida researchers claim a seawater solar reactor can split seawater into hydrogen and chlorine, producing an energetic photochemical system eleven times stronger than gasoline. The project holds seven US patents with licensing aimed over a global reach, and aims to fit engines from jet to steam turbines.
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Burch Stewart
Bob Scragg
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Masayoshi Ito
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Watergate Fame
Carl Bernstein
Nixon
Sec
State
Kissinger
Louisville
Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Curbedge
Menege
Sharte A. Whisenant
Mendey
Fridey
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
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Alfred Parker
Tesla
Doonesbury
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