The Shape of Values and Human Preference
A discussion of how values form from routine life, experiences, and social influence. Values are personal and dynamic, guiding desires, judgments, and judgments of art, people, and events. Differences arise from age, circumstance, culture, and limited experiences, shaping how we judge and act.
Ironies and hypocrisies By WilliamSafire New York Times
A column examining hypocrisy and irony in Watergate and related cases. It critiques adherents of law and order, the use of leaks, the roles of lawyers and ad men, and the tension between reporting facts and protecting sources, arguing over motives and media ethics.
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Watergate
Ellsberg
Release of water funds means 13 million in Vt
A federal judge ordered release of impounded water pollution funds boosting New England's cleanup allotment by 476 million. Massachusetts 225 million Connecticut 100 million Maine 59 million New Hampshire 49 million Rhode Island 30 million Vermont 13 million. Some funds may remain unusable due to planning delays and regulatory restrictions.
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Boston
UPH
New England
Congress
Nixon
New York
U.S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
John B. Casazza
Convention Culture of News People in The 19th Century Echoes
A critique of newspaper conventions across publisher editor and reporter groups. The piece likens them to Elks and Democrats, notes three separate gatherings in New York and Washington, and mocks ritual self criticism while praising Watergate era sentiment for the press. It laments the press class structure and portrays journalists as predictable and eager for jail seminars.
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Republican Party
Florida
New York
Washington
New York Journalism Review
More
Umion
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Loral
Page One
Roosevelt plans broad partnership bill tying industry to government
Roosevelt administration envisions re employment for millions of jobless as it drafts a wide bill to link industry and government. Nationwide Service groceries advertises Ivory snap four for 19 cents Rab-O two cans for 25 cents Wetche grape juice one pint 19 cents. Senator Aiken forecasts a long range farm program with price supports for cotton wheat corn tobacco and more. The General Stark Theatre features Sitting Pretty with Robert Young Maureen O Hara Clifton Webb. Ten years ago in 1953 Stanley Tools to move operations to Fagle Square Shaftsbury creating 5040 jobs locally. Bennington Rural Fire Department marks its 10th birthday.
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Wetche
Sen. Aiken
Senate Agricultural Committee
President Truman
General Stark Theatre
Robert Young
Maureen O'Hare
Clifton Webb
Stanley Tools
New Britain
Minnesota enters the Union and other 19th 20th century dates
On this date events include Minnesota becoming the 32nd state in 1858. Glacier National Park in Montana is established in 1910. In 1928 WGAR begins regular TV programs from Schenectady. In 1983 a truce fails in Birmingham as MLK brother’s home is bombed.
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Minnesota
Union
Glacier National Park
Montana
Congress
Schenectady
N.Y
Airmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King
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