Varied viewpoints urged to defend press freedom
George P. Crist Jr. argues the high court rulings on access to editorials reveal a need for diverse voices in American newspapers. He notes editors’ control over content, cites Florida access rulings, and suggests guest columns, editorial boards, reader surveys, anonymous reader opinions, and broader coverage to ensure fair, open discourse.
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Nixon era secret papers link shah to 1974 oil rise
Washington insiders reveal CIA files showing the shah of Iran drove the 1974 oil price surge with Saudi pressure urging restraint. Nixon aides including Kissinger resisted using leverage, while Rockefeller ties and Chase Manhattan connections framed policy. The piece questions why Washington failed to act to curb oil prices and to rein in the shah.
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This Guy's Closet Is Fit for a Queen
Dear Abby letters and cryptogram text mix with a note on transvestism, yawning science, and wedding guidance. The page presents reader inquiries about gender identity, misperceptions, and social acceptance, paired with Abby’s responses advocating understanding.
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