Plagiarism Stirs Newsroom Reforms Across Papers
Editors note rising complaints about poor journalism amid Cooke Pulitzer controversy. A San Diego writer resigned after copying a Buchwald column. New York columnist quit over a disputed Northern Ireland piece. The record urges safeguarding sources and requests copies for a scrapbook with a playful note on Playboy reprints.
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National Newspaper Association
Janet Cooke
San Diego
Art Buchwald
New York
London
Northern Ireland
Playboy
Sports and Schools Tie In For San Marino Funds
A Tribune ad sparks talk of new fundraising by linking Los Angeles Coliseum moves to Oakland Raiders finances. The column notes a $4 million moving expenses offer to Davis, hints at Beverly Hills housing, and suggests directing a finder’s fee to the San Marino Schools Foundation to reach a $200,000 1981 82 goal.
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Tribune
Los Angeles Coliseum
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles
Coliseum Commission
Raiders
Coliseum
William Robertson
Robertson
Beverly Hills
al Davis
Oakland
Davis
San Marino
Thornton Bradshaws
San Marino Schools Foundation
Made In America For The Army Military buys European trucks
The Wall Street Journal questions why the Army purchases trucks from European manufacturers for bases in Europe while urging Americans to avoid foreign cars. It argues parts are locally available and benefits NATO ties, but notes perceived unfairness in government buying foreign vehicles including German made trucks.
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Wall Street
U.S
NATO
Labor Secretary Donovan in row with union over Chinatown raid
The Wall Street Journal reports U S Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan and wage and hour investigators allegedly raided a New York Chinatown garment factory. The Labor Department cites child labor and a 1 per hour wage, while ILGWU officials dispute the claims and defend employers as misinformed and real-world payers.
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U.S
Wall Street Journal
U.S. Labor
Raymond Donovan
New York
Chinatown
Labor Department
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Education in California Strains San Marino Schools
Letter to the editor warns that California decisions impact San Marino public education with local funding urged via the Schools Foundation. It details proposed budget pressures, cuts to Latin, foreign language, music, library media, physical education, and counseling, plus calls out State Senator Richardson for questioning parent and teacher input.
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California
San Marino
Schools Foundation
Huntington
Bill” Richardson
Richardson
Failure To Change Address A Hidden Cost Of Moving
Pasadena Postmaster Kathryn S. Wilson warns that neglecting change of address creates undeliverable mail and hidden costs. The Postal Service spends about 550 million dollars yearly on 4.5 billion undeliverable pieces, funded by higher postage. Change of address kits and advance notice aid mailers, stores, and the Postal Service in improved efficiency.
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Pasadena
Kathryn S. Wilson
Wilson
Postal Service
Kathryn Wilson
Susan Fletcher earns BA at College of St Catherine
Susan Fletcher, daughter of J Wesley and Nannette Fletcher of Euclid Avenue, was among 348 women receiving bachelor of arts degrees at the College of St Catherine in St Paul Minnesota last month. She earned a degree in home economics foods and nutrition from the women’s college.
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Susan Fletcher
College of St
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