Political coach endorsements stoke NC Senate race chatter
The NC Senate fight draws scrutiny as college coaches Lou Holtz and Norman Sloan back Jesse Helms. Sloan, state employee, raises questions over propriety while Holtz faces Arkansas Gazette scrutiny. The row prompts GOP chatter on Arnold Palmer potential run.
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Magazine boom in New York adds Human Nature to shelves
In New York's crowded magazine scene, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich plans Dec 6 launch for Human Nature, with an initial run of 175000 after a $4 million development and $50000 in brochures. The piece notes the fierce competition, historic titles, and shifts toward biweekly formats to stay timely.
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Human Nature Project
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Hazel
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Thomas Paine
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Esquire
America
The Shah Leaves Litter and Largesse in Washington
Ten days after the shah of Iran wrapped up his Washington visit, a mess of litter costing 20000 to clean and military aid requests totaling nearly 8 million followed him. Investigations by the Justice Department and a Senate subcommittee probe possible foreign agent registration and the shahs sprawling influence in the capital. The shah also secured substantial military equipment and requested Pentagon support.
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CIA Hampered Iran Ties Strains with U.S. Policy
A long profile outlines how the Shah’s regime drew escalating support from Washington while CIA heads like Richard Helms shaped Iran policy. It details Helms’s school ties, the 1953 coup backing Mossadegh, embassy influence, censorship moves, and Helms’s 1977 resignation and new consulting firm Safeer.
Democratic candidates seek unity to face Helms in NC Senate race
North Carolina Democrats struggle to bind rival hopefuls Lawrence Davis Luther Hodges McNeill Smith and others to back the eventual nominee against Jesse Helms long a hard campaigner with a million dollar fund. Party leaders warn against intra party wounds and urge coordinated support to win a Senate seat many say requires White House and Senate rapport.
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