Is Anybody Listening to Shoplifting Ads This Season
A columnist praises full page ads on shoplifting consequences sponsored by merchants. The piece highlights two campus arrests, questions about probation and jail, and asks what society can do to prevent theft. It urges readers to consider the ethical impact and supports merchant efforts as important seasonal journalism.
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Don Oakley
Oakley
Law and Order
On Collision Course Over Blue Ridge Hydro Plan
Western North Carolina environmentalists clash with Virginia and West Virginia promoters over the Appalachian Power Blue Ridge project. They warn of flood risk and pollution concerns, blaming North Carolina leadership while Governor elect Holfhouser pledges a louder stance.
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Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
N. C
Robert Morgan
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Public broadcasting debates shape BBC and US TV futures
Fifty years after the BBC began, charter renewals for BBC and ITN ahead as the public system faces funding and control questions. In the United States CPB financing and government involvement draw scrutiny while BBC independence is praised amid political pressure.
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England
United States
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United Kingdom
BBC
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Nixon
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Elizabeth R
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Public Broadcasting Service
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New York Times
Broken Treaties Papers expose Indian Bureau deceit and land loss
Washington reports on the theft and distribution of the Broken Treaties Papers, indicting federal bureaucrats for broken promises and citing grim statistics on Indian life. The FBI hunts the documents as reporters recount clandestine stashes across the United States and Canada.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Canada
Whitten
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Notable Wine Purchase Sparks Domestic Debate
A Los Angeles man spent 11000 on a century old wine bottle, prompting jokes about culinary risk. The column muses on urban transit, bureaucracy, and politics, noting public frustration with elections and the difficulty of reform.
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Los Angeles
Courageous Truman Remembered As World Hinges On His Heart
Final Courage North American Newspaper Alliance honors Harry S Truman for raw guts and steadfast leadership during crisis. The piece praises his restraint, loyalty, and decisive actions from the Iron Curtain to Berlin, the Marshall Plan, and the 1948 election, noting his enduring legacy.
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Senate
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Photographer defended for sunbathing island photos
Adelina Tattilo of a leading Italian magazine defends ethics of publishing hidden camera photos of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis sunbathing on Skorpios. She argues Onassis should have known a photographer could photograph her, a stance likened to a burglar justifying a break in.
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Cape Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Au Natures
Skorpios
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