Real Purpose of Clemson Questioned as President Faces Tumult
The Clemson University presidency of Bill Atchley is disputed amid athletic department turmoil. Trustees increasingly back Bill McLellan’s camp. the faculty decries the emphasis on athletics over education while Atchley pursues reforms amid NCAA probes and steroid concerns.
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Clemson University
Bill Atchley
Columbia State
University
Clemson
Bill McLellan
McLellan
Atchley
NCAA
USC
James Holderman
State House
Dr. Atchley
South Carolina
White wine rise linked to cleaner air in California vineyards
The shift from red to white wine is widespread, with white wines favored at meals and social events. Environmental benefits are cited as reduced ethanol emissions from white wine fermentation and lower red wine production improving air quality in California’s San Joaquin Valley.
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California
San Joaquin Valley
Wine Institute
Workfare Works Says Reagan Era Study in 11 States
A Ford Foundation study of workfare in 11 states reports positive results in California Maryland Arkansas West Virginia and Arizona with 80 percent of participants satisfied and welfare families paid 3.35 dollars per hour for non competing chores. Richard Nathan notes potential nationwide impact as more welfare recipients may be induced to work.
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Reagan
Ford Foundation
California
Maryland
Arkansas
West Virginia
Arizona
Illinois
New Jersey
Florida
Richard Nathan
Community Service For Punishment Draws Fire
After a plea bargain, John A. Zaccaro will perform 150 hours of community service for defrauding. Critics say using service as penalty insults millions and favors the wealthy. The column denounces leniency for affluent defendants and praises volunteers who aid the hungry and homeless.
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John A. Zaccaro
Zaccaro
Legal Aid Society
Feds Charge Nine in New York Mob Racketeering Case
Federal indictment targets top mob leaders for conspiracy to murder and racketeering as the FBI underscores cracking down beyond lieutenants. The case signals a shift toward prosecuting organized crime for hard drug trafficking and systemic corruption.
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New York
FBI
America
How About Them Dawgs In Reaganville Panel
Reporter recounts his three day stint on a Washington Back of the Book roundtable with critics and professors. He clashed with a Chicago TV critic over pop culture and defended Andy-like rebels while deriding New Yorker gatherings. The piece ends with a parting jab and the note this is the final Reaganville report.
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Rolling Stone
Chicago Tribune
Adweek
Chicago
Bernhard Goetz
Roy Rogers
New Yorker
Amherst
University of Georgia
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Maria Braun
Joe Don Baker
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