Editorial: No decision, no joke on Alaska oil flow
Editorial notes the Alaska pipeline began moving oil from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez last Monday and will take about a month to reach Valdez. It questions future handling of the oil as a nation awaits plans for distribution, shipping routes, and downstream facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudhoe Bay
Valdez
Mok Wallmeyer
Alyeska Pipel and Service Co
Sohio
Texas
Midwest
Panama Canal
Gulf of Mexico
Northwest
Japan
Lacey
North Slope
Foreign-flag tennis sparks criticism of Connors at Wimbledon centenary
The piece denounces Jimmy Connors for not attending the Parade of Champions at Wimbledon and for not responding to the invitation while 43 champions, including Elizabeth Ryan on crutches, were honored. It calls him a brat despite top status and links the notion of foreign-flag participation to a broader critique of American athletes.
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Jimmy Connors
Wimbleton
Elizabeth Ryan
Connors
Ile Nastase
From Guild to ASNE and IRE A Reporter’s Shift
In a personal reminiscence the author recalls journalism’s changing affiliations from the Newspaper Guild to the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the rise of Investigative Reporters and Editors. He reflects on professionalism, camaraderie, and the tension between tradition and investigative journalism within the field.
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St. Paul
Minn
Newspaper Guild
Los Angeles
Havng
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Tor
Organmiza Nion
Nca
Investigative
The Press, Politics and a Call for Professional Balance
A reflective critique of journalism's public image and internal factionalism notes anger toward reporters, the rise of adversarial attitudes among young writers, and a plea to restore collegial relations with officials. It cites Watergate era lessons and warns against overzealous pursuit of access.
We May Be On Our Way to a Society Overrun by Lawyers
A wide quoted critique traces reform calls from the Shah of Iran to Chief Justice Warren Burger. It argues judges and lawmakers are overwhelmed by lawyers, with litigation expanding, scores of professionals in government, rising fees, and a shortage of aid for the poor. It cites Justice Hand and Justice Burger on incompetence and deregulation, warning of systemic entanglement.
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Washington
Iran
Warren Burger
Tran
Burger
United States
American Bar Association
Congress
Gays mock a cause while rights debate rages on
In a column by Charles Whited, the writer argues against personal harassment by both sides in the Anita Bryant controversy. He notes supporters and opponents use pressure tactics and boycotts, insisting Bryant has a right to speak and urging readers to continue buying Florida oranges as a symbol of free speech.
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Miami
Bob Kunst
Kunst
Anita Bryant
U.S
Bryant
America
Florida
Florida Cures Commission
Dade County
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Organization of Investigative Reporters
Associated Press
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Jack Anderson
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Bernstein
Washington Post
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Plex
Clark Clifford
Capitol Hill
Charles Revson
Revson Cosmetics
Clifford
Revson
Hand Oare
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Les Bhitien
Charles Whited
Independent Press-Telegram
Daniel Fi
Ridder
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Manayr
Miley Sines
Exventeve
Donall Bitter
David Levinvan
Bert Resnik
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