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Buckley Faces Cash Crunch at National Review
William F Buckley and colleagues run the National Review from a frugal Manhattan office as it fights a 600000 donation shortfall to survive. Despite White House admiration and rising subscriptions the journal still posts a 20 percent deficit. The piece notes readers are educated, affluent, and globally traveled, with Reagan as its political centerpiece and Buckley’s wary optimism about the magazine’s future.
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