Editorial: Media criticism and the public’s right to know
The piece rebuts Patrick Buchanan’s claim that big media dominates American thinking. It notes that U S newspapers are diversified across conservative, moderate, and liberal lines, with many outlets beyond print. It argues government secrecy risks greater harm than press bias and defends an informed public through a free press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Buchanan
Buchanan
United States
Washington Post
New York Times
New York Daily News
The
Times
Old Main Street Should Be Rebranded In Scottsdale Plan
The proposal urges renaming Main Street to Old Main Street to preserve local history as the Civic Center complex and Downtown Redevelopment Project unfold. It argues Old Scottsdale’s identity lies in nine blocks and that nostalgia should guide signage along a tree lined strollway. Meanwhile editor Jonathan Marshall runs for the U S Senate with support noted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Center For the Arts
Main Street
Old Scottsdale
Brown Avenue
Civic Center Plaza
Scottsdale
France appoints first secretary of state for the Feminine Condition
The piece discusses France creating a dedicated secretary for the Feminine Condition to advise protect and defend women. It notes American resistance to such a ministry and entertains hypothetical choices including Dr. Margaret Mead while citing Mead on feminism and masculinity.
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Harriet van Horne
Punch
France
Cochon
Betty Friedan
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Bess
Conservative Side Criticizes Rabbi Korff Over Fairness Claims
Washington columnist recounts Rabbi Baruch Korff leading attacks on media and the House Judiciary Committee. The piece questions his fairness while detailing alleged smear sources about Bernard W. Nussbaum and notes Korff's failure to provide verifiable evidence or follow up.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Nixon
Baruch Korff
National Citizens’ Committee For Fairness
Rabbi Korff
House Judiciary Committee
Committee
Providence, R.I., Journal-Bulletin
Fairness To the Presidency Committee
Bernard W. Nussbaum
Columbia College
Young Socialists League
Nussbaum
Soviet Union
Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Vic
Columbia
Specator
Harvard Law School
U.S
Southern District of New York
Spectator
Police praised for bike recovery by Scottsdale officer Craven
Nicholas Gervase commends Scottsdale Police Officer E Craven for locating his stolen bike after reporting the theft. He notes a 6:30 a.m. doorbell delivery with the bike in the trunk, praising the department's leadership and enforcement.
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Scottsdale
E. Craven
Craven
Rhodes says need to change sex laws and curb abortion ruling
John J. Rhodes urges legislative action to modify Supreme Court abortion guidelines and allows supporting steps to adopt state standards. He suggests broader reforms and quips about banning men from guns or war, hinting at more women in Congress.
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House
John J. Rhodes
Supreme Court
Congress
Fran Chapman Scottsdale
Harriet Van Horne Criticized for Biased Writing
The writer denounces Harriet Van Horne for vitriolic opinion aimed at a public figure and legislators. She accuses the columnist of double standards and classifying readers, claiming objective bias and railing against future shaping of American history.
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Harriet van Horne
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Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
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van Horne
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Redbook
Mead
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Doc’ Wright
Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Arizona
Ariz
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Patio Newspaper Association
Newspapers Association
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