Humanizing the News Emphasis Grows in Journalistic Coverage
Warren Phillips, president of Dow Jones and Company, argues newspapers lean toward human interest without increasing gossip. He notes People magazine and similar outlets spur focus on what newsmakers do, including personal aspects that affect public life, while advocating candor and broader exposure of national life.
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Warren Phillips
Dow Jones and Company
Las Vegas
Dow Jones
Wall Street Journal
The
National Observer
Barron's
Phillips
the Sun
People Magazine
American Society of Newspaper Editors
American Council On Education For Journalism
California Wins Lift Reagan Brown In Delegates Race
Reagan and Brown led in their home states with about 60 percent, targeting 167 GOP and 190 Democratic delegates respectively. Ford won New Jersey and led Ohio, while Carter swept Ohio and led in New Jersey’s popular vote as delegates lingered.
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Brown
Reagan
Ford
New Jersey
Ohio
California
Carter
Anonymous Camp Fund Seeks Support From Donors
The SUN Summer Camp Fund appeals for donations to help hundreds of needy kids experience nature up close. Donors may request anonymity and should mail contributions to 121 South Highland Las Vegas Nevada 89106 with recent gifts listed here.
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SUN Summer Camp Fund
South Highland
Las Vegas
Nevada
Udall Concedes Carter Victory Sets Progressive Platform Fight
Arizona Rep. Morris Udall virtually concedes the Democratic presidential nomination to Jimmy Carter in Cleveland. He vows to use his delegates at the New York convention to push reforms on jobs, national health care, environment, oil industry limits, and arms control while supporting Carter as the nominee. Udall notes the victory is Carter's clear win and plans to attend with 350 to 400 delegates.
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Reagan
Brown
Carter
Georgia
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Ford
Richard Nixon
Ohio
Udall
New Jersey
Cleveland
UPI
Arizona
Morris Udall
Jimmy Carter
Gov. Carter
New York
Mo Udall
Harrah's Paid 2600 for Lamb Ads in 1971 Trial
Harrah's hotel and casino paid 2600 to State Sen. Floyd Lamb in early 1971 to fund political newspaper ads. John Gianotti testified Lamb received cash while Gianotti was Harrah's lobbyist in Carson City during February to April 1971. He said the funds paid for Lamb written columns and were logged as non deductible political contributions, with cash payments justified by campaign signaling.
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Harrah’s Hotel and Casino
Floyd R. Lamb
Las Vegas
John Gianotti
Harrah’s
Reno
Lake Tahoe
U.S. Atty
Richard Wright
Lamb
Gianotti
Carson City
Wright
Reno Evening Gazette
Las Vegas Review- Journal
Harrah
the Sun
U.S. Arty
Lawrence J. Semenza
Foley Lamb
State Senate
Senate Finance Committee
McNelis
First Bancorporation
Seilon, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Metro Detects Early Casino Heist Extortion
Metro police pressed their investigation into the Royal Inn Casino extortion of 51 500 from the cashiers cage Monday. No arrests or recovery yet. Sheriff Lamb vowed a swift, coordinated response and warned this crime will not be tolerated.
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Royal Inn
Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Mike Gaughan
Mexico
Paula
Lamb
Gaughan
Lindell Road
Victor Trapani
Trapani
Royal Inn Casino
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Walter London
Madeline J. Henderson
Fred Sherman
Fadward Barrick
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SUN
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