Pulitzer Prizes Awarded For Nixon Tax, Financier Revelations
New York AP reports Pulitzer Prizes awarded for national reporting on President Nixon's tax payments and a secret $200000 campaign contribution. James R. Polk and Jack White among winners. Other honors include Newsday for heroin-trafficking series and Emily Genauer for art criticism.
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New York
Nixon
James R. Polk
Washington Star-News
Robert L. Vesco
Jack White
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Newsday
Garden City
Long Island
Turkey
France
Emily Genauer
Associated Press
Slava Veder
Air Force
Robert L. Stirm
United States
Anthony K. Roberts
Hollywood
Hedrick Smith
The
New York Times
Soviet Union
William Sherman
New York Daily News
Pulitzer
Columbia University
Pulitzer Advisory Board
Daniel J. Boorstin
Robert Lowell
Accountants Sued After Firm Folds in Norfolk S&L Case
The receiver for the defunct Norfolk Savings & Loan Corp. sues two accountants who worked on its books, alleging audits were materially misleading and deceptive. Edwin R. MacKethan seeks damages plus actions against eight former directors, the state, and Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co. The suit targets $31 million.
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Richmond, Va
Norfolk Savings & Loan Corp
Edwin R. MacKethan
U. S
Charles H. McCoy
Norfolk
F. Littheton Powell
Virginia Beach
Powell
McCoy
Norfolk Savings
State Corporation Commission
Virginia
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
North Carolina Consumers Council Pushes Price Competition Laws
The North Carolina Consumers Council adopted resolutions for a no fault auto insurance law repeal of fair trade laws and other barriers to price competition plus tax reform and stronger consumer protections. Judge James H. Carson Jr. urged citizen input while Lillian Woo of Raleigh was re elected president of the council.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Consumers Council
James H. Carson Jr
State Court of Appeals
North Carolina
Consumers Council
Carson
Lillian Woo
Strong Silent Type In Trouble
Athens, Ga. AP Sociologist Dr. Jack Balswick reports two male types cowboys and playboys face interpersonal trouble. The inexpressive male resists affection a sign of cultural stereotypes while media push for open emotion from husbands. He argues reform is possible through supportive partnership.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Jack Balswick
John Wayne
Balswick
Heart patients retire in Yugoslavia study finds many for heart ailment
Zagreb according to Vas' magazine more than half of Yugoslavs retiring early for illness cite heart ailments. The piece warns that most of these patients are highly skilled individuals with significant responsibilities.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
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Boston Globe
Arthur M. Petacque
Hugh F. Hough
Chicago Sun-Times
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Donald Martino
Notturno
Roger Sessions
Joseph Pulitzer
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