Denison Defends Writing Sources On Capitol Hill PR
Harrisburg columnist defends use of written material from Capitol Hill PR firms, detailing edits to The Inquirer piece of December 12 and outlining how press releases shape coverage. He cites William Greenlee and Applied Communications, noting the practice parallels wire service use of mimeographed news releases.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Philadelphia Inquirer
Capitol Hill
Boston
Pittsburgh
Jackson
Georgia
Inquirer
William Greenlee
House Republicans
the Inquirer
Denison
Greenlee
The
Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau
State Insurance Department
Blue Cross
Club Shield
Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
vuNews
Frank B. Hood
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Washington Nixon Patronage System Scheme Uncovered
Washington reporters reveal that Nixon era officials allegedly created political clearance units inside federal agencies to place favored individuals in jobs. The House subcommittee report charges Civil Service Commission officials aided the patronage, expanding a system across agencies with connections to GSA and HEW, detailing specific cases and directives.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon White House
White House
Civil Service Commission
House
Subcommittee On Manpower and Civil Service
CSC
Ludwig J. Andelsek
Robert Hampton
Rep.Nob
General Services Administration
GSA
Nixon
Robert Kunzig
Pennsylvania Republican Organization
Pennsylvania
Schweiker
Jack LeMay
Sam Schulhier
Frank Carlucci
Office of Special Projects
HEW
Schulhof
Larry Kraftowitz
Hampton
Andolsek
Sen. Schweiker
Scott
Carter Threshold Syndrome
Leroy Simpkin seeks relief from a media overload as he battles a Carter Threshold a satirical condition caused by excessive Jimmy Carter coverage. Dr Heinrich Applebaum explains the phenomenon and humorously notes Congress may regulate Carter stories, while readers fear an overdose of Plains humor.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Leroy Simpkin
Heinrich Applebaum
Jimmy Carter
Simpkin
White House
Dr. Applebaum
Carter
Time
Time Magazine
Newsweek
Delaware
Sea Island
Billy
Lillian
Rosalynn
Amy
God
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Mayor Beame
Applebaum
Beame
Howard Hughes
Congress
Wit and Wags of Political and Literary Figures
A collage of witty quips and anecdotes about Oscar Wilde Dorothy Parker Winston Churchill and George Kaufman plus Heywood Broun Teddy Roosevelt Al Smith and Calvin Coolidge. The piece mixes puns gaffes and repartee showing how humor and sharp speech shaped public figures and moments in history.
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Jim Bishop
Oscar Wilde
Dorothy Parker
Winston Churchill
George 8
Kaufman
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frank
Eywood
Broun
Warren G. Harding
John Blumenthal
Playboy
Harpo Marx
George
New York
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt
al Smith
George Kaufman
Opera House
Mr. Churchill
Robert Benchley
Benchley
Churchill
Heywood Broun
Utah
Reed Smoot
Smoot
Braun
Inside Labor Victor The Greek By Victor Riesel
Washington opinion column predicts shifts in U S labor leadership and politics in 1977 Meany's potential renewal plans Kirkland Fraser and Woodcock as AFL-CIO contenders Nixon Carter era figures Chavez and Teamsters unity talk and looming labor demands for job security and industry mergers plus possible U A W merger and Casino era crime notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
George Meany
Jimmy Carter
Meany
Jimmy
Dick Nixon
John Lindsay
Pat Murphy
Police Foundation
Murphy
Bella Abzug
Carter
Labor
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Los Angeles
Auto Union
Leonard Woodcock
Treasury
Mike Blumenthal
Leonard
Chrysler
Doug Fraser
UAW
Cesar Chavez
Teamsters
Harold Gibbons
Mafia National Commission
Las Vegas East
Atlantic City
N.J
Crime
New York
Dear Sir Letters on Sunday shopping and religious freedom
Patrick W. Metelhoes of Elsirgville argues that Sunday store openings threaten freedoms. He urges tolerance for non Christians, defends religious liberty, and warns against forcing beliefs on others amid Bicentennial year tensions.
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America
Patrick W. Metelhoes
Elsirgville
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James A. Manderino
Election Bureau
Applied Communications, Inc
State Corporations Bureau
William J. Sheppard
Pennsylvania Blue Shield
John Mitchell
Richard Kliendienst
George Shultz
Shultz
Health, Education and Welfare Dept
England
NEA
Hjndiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Van
Cralen
Water St
Second Chi
Diane
Scription
Extea
Sgal Holidays
Dr. Aplebaum
Gerry Ford
Ford
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Cal
Calvin Coolidge
C.C
Noah Webster
Webster
Marc Connelly
Confrere
Connelly
Algonquin
Victor
GOP
Joe Califano
Califano
Lyndon Johnson
Great Society
Joe
Ted Sorensen
CIA
Camelot
Jack Kennedy
Ted
Kennedy
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