Decency Standards Erode in Politics and Media
A Washington Post reporters book on Watergate era details Nixon and family life drawing critique that personal privacy is under invasion. The piece argues unwritten norms of decency guide public discourse and warns against standards eroding in politics and journalism amid a shift toward permissive modern morality.
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George Wallace
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Post
Benjamin Bradlee
15 Story Highrise Farm Housing Vast Livestock
South Dakota State University researchers plan a 15 story highrise to house 2500 feeder cattle 600 cows with calves 500 dairy cattle 2500 sheep 6500 finishing hogs 150 sows 1000 turkeys and 15000 chickens with integrated facilities. Space kept minimal blood lines.
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South Dakota State University
Miracles Run Dry For Desperate Keansburg Mother
Donna Angerami, once 14 and riding home from Sears with a friend, suffered a car crash that left her brain damaged and confined to a coma. After seven weeks she awoke altered, with leg deformities, partial paralysis, and a mind sunk to ages six to eight. Her mother, Joan, endured welfare, hospital bills, and a village group of local women who funded Donna’s care and kept hope alive.
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Joan
Georgie
Stevie
Donna
Debbie
Sears
Palmer Avenue
Donna Angerami
John Bishop
Eileen Lloyd
Keansburg
N.J
Marilyn Reed
Barbara Mentor
Ann Pasko
Kathy Olski
Joan Angerami
Final Days and Sex in Politics Stir Washington Post Debates
Washington Post journalism faces scrutiny as Dr. Robert Woodward hints that sexual relations of presidents and politicians are now fair game. Critics cite past coverage and media personalities while debating ethics and market forces behind such reporting.
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Washington
Sigmund Freud
Robert Woodward
Washington Post University
Woodward
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Chicago Tribune
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Nixons
Lyndon Johnson
Ladybird
Doris Kearns
Pat Nixon
National Enquirer
Post
Myra McPherson
Bob Woodward
Linda Lovelace
Deep Throat
Richard Nixon
Sigmund F. Woodward
Myra Masters
McPherson
Ben Bradlee
John Kennedy
Elliot Richardson
Washington Post
Oklahoma political currents during 1976 campaign
In Oklahoma the 1976 presidential race shows Hubert Humphrey and Jimmy Carter supporters seeking equal time but preferring equal words. Henry Bellman surprise endorsement of Ford contrasts with Oklahoma Republicans flocking to Reagan.
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Hubert Humphrey
Oklahoma
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Supreme Court Upholds Housing Relief Order in Chicago Case
The Supreme Court, 8-0, permits federal courts to require low-cost public housing for minorities in Chicago suburbs where HUD aided segregation, rejecting Detroit school busing precedent. The decision shifts power to Washington, drawing mixed civil rights reaction while signaling broad federal reach over local housing.
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McNaught Syndicate
Andrew Tully Washington
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Supreme Court
Detroit
Robert H. Bork
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bork
HUD
Potter Stewart
Washington
Martin Sloane
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
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