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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1972

Page

2

Editorial: Election Cash Outlay In State Is Outlandish

The piece criticizes the $2.5 million spent to promote Rockefeller for governor, noting open-records efforts but arguing the vast spending skews democracy. It compares costs per vote to national campaigns, questions money's role, and offers a three month delay between primaries and general elections as a potential restraint, while acknowledging little real solution exists.

John D. Rockefeller IV West Virginia Rockefeller Arch A. Moore Jr Sen. McGovern Nixon Mark Twain Maxtum

UAW Charges Sex Bias By Three Auto Companies

The December issue under the United Auto Workers header reports male chauvinistic employment practices at Detroit's Big Three. The article lists 27 UAW officials, only one of whom is a woman, highlighting gender bias within the union leadership.

United Auto Workers Detroit UAW

More Chiefs Than Indians More Chiefs Than Indians

A 1945 to present contrast shows the U S military downsized from 12.1 million to 2.1 million while preserving many senior officers. The piece notes disproportionately high four star and colonel ranks, with Air Force officers outnumbering planes and missiles and asks Congress to reconsider the meaning of military superiority.

Japan United States Army Navy Air Marine Corps Air Force

Just A Guy by Russell Baker United States Reflections

A satirical monologue in which a middle aged American, loving beer and drive in hamburgers, rails against politicians, taxes, hippies, Jane Fonda, and educational television while defending patriotism, personal responsibility, and aid to the needy in selective ways. The piece critiques consumerism, media culture, and national contradictions with a wry, pointed voice.

Japan Jane Fonda Henry Fonda Wyatt Earp

Readers Forum Advocates Private Spirits Sales

Editor the Gazette advocates privatizing spirits sales, arguing state stores waste money and fail to offer selection or tastings. A reader cites limited stock, calls for private retail with expert guidance, and notes better service and lower costs elsewhere.

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Gray challenged as FBI director recalls Hoover era

The piece analyzes Acting Director L. Patrick Gray and his contrast with J Edgar Hoover. It cites internal memos accusing Gray of unprofessionalism and political influence, while noting his reform attempts and outreach to critics. Senators like John McClellan are urged to scrutinize the matter.

Federal Bureau of Investigation L. Patrick Gray Gray FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Nixon Justice Department Bureau Committee For Public Justice Civil Liberties Princeton Washington Honolulu Los Angeles Walter Pincus The New Republic Jeremiah O'Leary Washington Star Eer Navy O'Leary John McClellan Arkansas

Whitey's Fault in Sickle Cell Debate

William Raspberry argues the sickle cell issue has become highly politicized and driven by white racism. He details how media coverage, funding, and public perception shifted to blame whites while ignoring broader health priorities and the complex biology of the disease.

Jerold Stock Logan Reader Washington Post Washington Howard University Tom Harry Richard Nixon Archie Bunker White House Whitey

Zumwalt and Navy Reform Amid Race Tensions

An essay argues Adm. Zumwalt pushed reforms amid Vietnam era strain, urging fair play and reduced top rigidity. It questions reports of a Navy collapse, notes mutinous incidents mostly among blacks, and discusses race relations guidelines and the risk of masking deeper issues.

Zumwalt U.S. Navy Adm CNO Alandard Alandor

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